Flu epidemic
New findings on loss of smell and taste when infected with Covid-19
Scientists say that some people lose their sense of smell, as well as taste after contracting Covid-19 may be related to genetic factors.
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New technology
China develops the world's largest four-legged biological robot
Analysts say China has developed the world's largest electric four-legged biorobot, which can perform tasks in many complex terrains.
Science Events
Turkmenistan wants to extinguish the 'Gate of Hell' that has been burning for 50 years in the desert!
Some Turkmen geologists say the crater appeared in the 1960s but did not start burning until the 1970s, and it has been in the Karakum desert for the past 50 years.
Discover science
The old soldier's hat always had a pointed tip, expert: The use is really magical!
A small detail but makes experts say that 'the wisdom of the ancients is too sublime'.
Discover science
Chinese researchers build supersonic aircraft prototype from NASA design
Chinese researchers say they have built a prototype of a supersonic flight engine based on a NASA design
Animal world
Detecting an underground creature with a record of 1,306 feet
According to the study, published in the journal Scientific Reports on December 16, scientists say the newly discovered milipede species is blind, named Eumillipes perse…
Archeology
Excavating the oldest Buddha statue ever discovered in China
Scientists in Shaanxi province say they have unearthed the oldest Buddha statue ever discovered in China.
AI - Artificial intelligence
American scientists say the world's first living robot can reproduce
US scientists have created the first living robots called xenobots, which can reproduce in a way never before seen in animals and plants.
Archeology
Excavating Cao Cao's grave, seeing a weapon lost for thousands of years, experts say: Treasure!
Experts excavating the tomb believed to belong to Cao Cao have found a strange weapon, which has been lost for thousands of years.
Discover science
Physicists say they have finally solved the 'teapot effect'
The fact that the tea water drips and flows down the pot while pouring turns out to be more complicated than you think.
Conquer Mars
New evidence of life on Mars discovered
Geologists say an area in the delta near the Perseverance probe may contain fossil evidence of extraterrestrial life.
Space science
Detects the existence of water in a galaxy 12.8 billion light years from Earth
Scientists say they have discovered evidence of water in a galaxy about 12.8 billion light-years from Earth.
Biology
Discovered 'backyard tree' in Samoa can help treat cancer, Covid-19
Researchers say the leaves of the matalafi plant can be used to treat cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and even Covid-19.
Food safety
Indian expert advises soaking rice before cooking rice: Unexpected benefits and 4 steps to soak rice properly
Is soaking rice necessary during the cooking process? See also what experts have to say about this controversial issue.
AI - Artificial intelligence
The universal face can 'crack' many identification systems
The team of researchers in Israel say that by using AI, they can fool most biometric facial recognition technology.