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Magical sunset on giant stone statues
Moments of the sunset sunset on the mountain archaeological site with giant stone heads makes visitors overwhelmed.
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Ashurbanipal: The oldest royal library in the world
In the 7th century BC, Ashurbanipal - the great king of the New Assyrian Empire - built the Royal Ashurbanipal Library to hold documents he collected from various fields.
Animal world
Seagulls lonely 10 years to find a partner
After 4 partners died, seagulls Rob constantly failed to find new friends despite great efforts.
Archeology
Discovered woman was 'sealed' in mortar Tower of London 5 centuries
Under the ancient mortar of the famous architecture of the Tower of London, one has just found the coffin of the mysterious woman. Next to her was a 7-year-old baby wrap…
Science Events
Vietnamese professor won an international prize for a young mathematician
The Ramanujan 2019 award belongs to Prof. Pham Hoang Hiep (37 years old) with outstanding contributions in the field of complex analysis.
Science Events
The 2019 Nobel Prize in Economics names the global poverty reduction effort
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on October 14 recognized Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer as the winners of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economics.
Archeology
China excavated the tomb of the Liao dynasty dating back 1000 years
Archaeologists have found valuable objects, especially those made of glass and gold.
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The series of photos won the Astronomy Photography 2019 to make viewers ecstatic because of the beauty of the universe
From photos that capture beautiful aurora, to lunar eclipses and eclipses. All winning photos bring a beautiful view of astronomy.
New technology
Invented 'flying fish' robot for environmental research
Engineers at Imperial College London (UK) invented a robot
Archeology
The man who possessed 'China first willing' shocked the ancient world
'China First Sieve' weighs 3 tons, now considered the only royal palace bed in China, originating from the end of the Qing Dynasty.
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The compass will point 'true north' for the first time in 360 years
In September 2019, for the first time in a few hundred years, the compass points to the true North. Scientists claim this is an extremely rare event.
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Enthrallingly admire the most beautiful scientific photos of 2019
The annual science photography contest has selected the best works, helping the public to open their eyes through amazing photos.
Archeology
The mystery of the female remains is crowning in ancient thousand-year tombs in China
In the end, the owner was a royal female magician, or a sick princess who passed away, or both cases, made people curious. But sure, true identity will be answered in th…
Archeology
The grave of the Chinese granddaughter's granddaughter and the mysterious 4-letter 'open person will die' on the lid of the coffin
Xian is considered one of the places that keeps the famous Chinese antiquities through many dynasties.
Archeology
Egypt opens two ancient pyramids, revealing many mysteries
The Egyptian government on July 13 opened the two ancient pyramids in southern Cairo, announcing the discovery of many of the mausoleums with well-preserved mummies.