Archeology
Ancient weapons of destruction
What makes us human? It is equipped with deadly weapons that defeat the Neanderthals and dominate the world.
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Archeology
Stone spear was crafted from half a million years ago
Scientists have found evidence that ancient stone hunting tools appeared much earlier than previously thought for hundreds of thousands of years.
Archeology
Two grave tombs were discovered during the Hung Vuong period
The excavation of the famous Go De burial site revealed two ancient tombs. They contribute to understanding the spiritual life of residents of Hung Vuong's time as well…
Archeology
Traces of the horrific massacre of Maya
A millennium has passed, but the bloody massacre of Maya still left a creepy feeling: a king and queen of Cancuen dynasty, more than 30 nobles and pregnant women were at…
Animal world
10 most beautiful birds on the planet
Birds are the only species with feathers, and the vast majority of feathers are flying. It is a characteristic to distinguish birds from other species
Videos
The fierce swordfish attacked the diver
The aggressive swordfish used his sharp nose to attack the diver.
Medicine - Health
The syndrome of 'personality flips the edge of the abyss'
American pop queen Britney Spears is one of the many victims of psychological disorder called 'personality in the abyss'.
Computer science
The 20 most searched keywords were typed the most
The names of the rising Hollywood stars and the female singers who make the most of the list of typos misspelled on Yahoo - the second most popular search engine in the…
New technology
Invention robot destroying lion fish
Lion fish (also known as sea fairy) is a beautiful fish, very popular with saltwater fish farmers.
New technology
Super Russian military uniform 'accepting' pistol shot at 10 millimeters
In September 2015, Russia announced to equip the latest Ratnik army. Accordingly, there are 80,000 soldiers equipped with Ratnik-2.
New technology
Painless needles by porcupine
A study published Tuesday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals that feathers may help scientists develop less painful needles under the skin.