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Christmas sweaters are the culprit causing ocean pollution
Most Christmas sweaters are made from plastic and this has the potential to contribute to plastic pollution in the global oceans.
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Biology
19 million year old wood discovered on the bottom of the sea
The majority of wood chips in sediments on the bottom of the Bay of Bengal belong to ancient trees growing in lowlands near the sea.
Space science
Discover the giant planet with weird orbits
Astronomers have just discovered a planet with an 'unlike anyone' orbit, moving around the central star like a comet instead of like other planets.
Animal world
Australia: Unexpectedly, gentle animals kill more than 2 billion wildlife every year
The number startled many people after giving a summary of hundreds of 'hung gods' studies that are thought to be quite gentle, close to people in Australia.
Biology
Mechanism to catch spooky prey of spiders
While many people think that they know enough about the horrors that spiders bring, a new study has announced their ability to capture prey and should learn.
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The islands always belong to the past: what has been
Seabed always contains countless interesting and terrifying things. But the thing that floats on the sea is also mysterious: the islands!
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The 19-year-old created a hack system to teach people the importance of security
It is a simple system, but it is remarkable that it is made up of a high school student.
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Why do people have freckles?
The freckles form because the melanin pigment is unevenly distributed under the skin, making the skin darker when exposed to sunlight.
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The secret to peace in long-term marriage
When young couples are in conflict, they often argue straight to the point. But in long-term marriages, each side often seeks to avoid the controversial issue.
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Seventeen pyramids hidden under sand
Using a high-tech satellite equipped with an infrared scanner, scientists have recently discovered 17 pyramids hidden under sand in Egypt. A team of archaeologists at th…
1001 mystery
Mysterious house bearing haunted curse
For more than a century, many strange architectural rumors of the villa have been spread, but the story of San Jose's most mysterious house is still a puzzle.
1001 mystery
Mysterious sex of 2000 year old mummy
In early 2011, a 2,000-year-old mummy was brought to the Illinois state hospital for researchers to use imaging technology to learn about life as well as the cause of de…
Archeology
Discover the world's oldest chewing gum
Sarah Pickin, 23, a Scottish archaeologist, found a piece of 5,000-year-old chewing gum on an experimental trip on the Finnish coast - something she initially thought is…