Archeology
Why do archaeologists absolutely not touch two 'colorful' things in ancient tombs?
Archaeologists say that just touching these two things in an ancient tomb can cause great damage.
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New technology
Japanese scientists implant machines into cockroaches, forcing them to serve humans
The researchers say these cyborg cockroaches can move things around the house, draw things on paper, etc.
Space science
Scientists have yet to explain the cigar-shaped object in space.
Scientists say the cigar-shaped object has many complex elements. It could be an alien spacecraft, given its features that do not resemble a comet.
Discover science
Why does the sound of running water help us sleep better?
The sound of ocean waves, the murmur of a stream, the patter of rain - many people say that these sounds of water help them fall asleep easily. Why is that?
Flu epidemic
'Error' discovered in Moderna, Pfizer Covid vaccines: What does science say?
A new discovery about
Flu epidemic
Vaccines to prevent future strains of Corona virus
Researchers say the experimental vaccine is a step toward the goal of creating a preemptive vaccine, which can help prevent a pandemic before it begins.
Space science
Scientists say that even if you travel at the speed of light, you still can't reach the edge of the universe?
The universe is vast with mysteries beyond human understanding, from the vast Solar System to distant galaxies billions of light years away.
History
5 years ago today, an event changed the entire world.
None of us can say we are unaffected, in one way or another.
Space science
A new era on the Moon has officially begun
Scientists say the world needs to announce the Lunar Anthropocene, thereby opening a new phase for the aerospace industry.
Discover science
How did life really begin on Earth?
Today we can easily say that life began with microorganisms. But what must have come before the first microorganisms?
Biology
Is Ba Vi wild sunflower a strong invasive species?
While some say wild sunflowers are a strong invasive species, many people still love them and flock to the national park.
Discover science
Why do 86.2% of scientists prefer Newton over Einstein?
Who was the greatest physicist in history, Newton or Einstein? Most people would probably say that both were equally great, but deep down, many people prefer one over th…
Oceanography
World's rarest whale carcass washes ashore in New Zealand
Scientists say the carcass of a spade-toothed whale has washed up on a beach in New Zealand. The whale is so rare that no one has ever seen it alive.
New technology
China makes breakthrough in 'invisible' materials
Chinese researchers say they have developed a material that allows humans to blend into their environment like a chameleon.
Biology
New discovery about cancer detection ability of bees and dogs
Scientists in the US say that recent studies have discovered that animals such as bees and dogs have the ability to detect cancer.