Archeology
A 2,000-year-old Roman warrior's silver-encrusted dagger found
A metal detectorist unearths an ornate dagger buried in the ground by Roman soldiers to celebrate victory thousands of years ago.
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Conquer Mars
China issues a set of 3 gold and silver coins to celebrate the first Mars exploration mission
To celebrate the success of its first mission to orbit and land on Mars, China has released a new set of gold and silver coins.
Environment
Applications of Silver metal from the past to the present
Silver is one of the most versatile metals on Earth, with a unique combination of uses as a precious metal and an industrial metal.
Food safety
Should you use foil in an air fryer?
Using foil on the bottom of the oil-free fryer helps to cook evenly, better taste, especially, easier to clean the pot after baking.
Archeology
Tracing the pin of the 1,100-year-old shirt
The origin of the ancient brooch pin found in the field could be a mystery that has never been solved.
Environment
CO2 capture filter: A groundbreaking idea for the post-carbon industry
In Australia, the country's three largest coal-fired power plants have designed a process of capturing CO2 as input to algae biomass farming systems. This type of algae…
Discover science
The curse of the hatred's punishment glass
The treasures of gold and silver seem to have been enveloped by a mysterious aura since they were brought into the tomb with Pharaoh.
Animal world
The species of half-deer and mouse-rats first re-export after 30 years in Vietnam
Small deer-and-mouse-shaped creatures that have emerged over three decades are thought to disappear in southern Vietnam, making this latest discovery extremely exciting…
1001 mystery
The mysterious trumpet carries the curse of the Egyptian pharaoh
The pharaoh's horn was famously used only three times in the past 3,000 years. But every time he spoke, a disaster soon followed.
Science invention
Making a liquid first aid bandage, the 'little scientist' won a $ 25,000 prize
This liquid first aid bandage was invented by 14-year-old American Kara Fan, which helps to reduce the risk of getting the virus from an overdose of antibiotics.
Archeology
Find the mysterious treasure of the ancient Greek city 1,600 years ago
Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Tenea uncovered a range of priceless artifacts including lamps, coins, jewels and sculptures.
New technology
Researchers have created a battery that can bend and bend
If smartphone makers want foldable devices ready for the mass market, one thing these devices need is flexible batteries.
Archeology
Found 200 silver coins buried under the old battlefield
Jaroslaw Musialkowski and his brother found hundreds of coins under a tree at the scene of the Battle of Roslin, Scotland, in the early 14th century.
Environment
Current situation of mercury emissions worldwide
Manual and small-scale gold mining is a major source of mercury emissions in South America and sub-Saharan Africa, as mercury is often used to extract gold.