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Sushi is now considered a symbol of Japanese cuisine, but its origin is not from Japan.
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Sushi is now considered a symbol of Japanese cuisine, but its origin is not from Japan.
Rolls-Royce's nuclear fission reactor is expected to be just 1 meter wide and 3 meters long, providing stable energy for astronauts.
A 4,500-year-old diary of a captain who helped build the Great Pyramid of Giza details the daily activities, wages and meals of his workers.
New NASA research shows that our Moon is constantly wandering on its own axis due to the constant bombardment from space.
From discovering cities hidden in dense forests to reading ancient scrolls with AI, the combination of modern and traditional techniques is shaping the future of archaeo…
2024 is a memorable year with 100th anniversaries, from breakthroughs in science and technology, events marking the redrawn geopolitical map...
Gio Thu is one of the typical dishes of Vietnamese people during Tet. However, pork sausage contains a lot of fat and calories, so you should not eat too much to avoid w…
The student-made Tastee Tape helps secure the fillings in the rolls so they don't fall out while cooking and eating.
Rolls-Royce announced on November 19 that the 'Spirit of Innovation' electric aircraft reached a top speed of 623 km / h, cementing the record for the world's fastest el…
Bread is a special feature of the ancient Saigon sidewalk culinary culture. Let's see some interesting historical images about Saigon bread.
A rolling cloud, a horizontal tubular cloud, appears above Block Island creating an apocalyptic landscape.
The scientists got their scrolls last October and are expected to read them in six months. So in about 2 months, we will know what the old scroll was written.
US scientists say they can decipher the content on ancient scrolls found in a library destroyed by volcano Vesuvius using new X-ray technology.
A resident of Virginia, USA, saw a tsunami-like cloud rushing over the top of the mountain like a picture in Van Gogh's masterpiece.
The most expensive donut on the champagne flavored planet, wrapped in 24-carat gold and sold for $ 1,200.