1001 mystery
Detecting Chinese secret works
Google's Google Earth tool has discovered mysterious structures in China's barren area, part of the Gobi desert.
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1001 mystery
Mysterious wheel drawings in the Middle East
A group of researchers using aerial reconnaissance discovered pictures of
Conquer Mars
Strange objects such as green leaf sheath on Mars startling
On July 12, 2018, YouTube's StreetCap 1 satellite device had the opportunity to check closely across a flat surface of Mars to detect many strange objects.
Conquer Mars
Mysterious blue sand dunes on Mars
NASA has announced a strange and colorful sand dune structure that has been sent back to Earth by the Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Conquer Mars
Trace aliens who have ever visited Mars?
The hypothetical alien that once visited Mars was given after strange structures were found on the Red planet.
Conquer Mars
Detecting strange convex spiral structures on Mars
New strange geological phenomena have just been discovered on Mars to surprise scientists.
World Heritage
The impressive UNESCO heritage in 2016
To be recognized as a World Heritage site, these locations must meet many criteria, such as
Oceanography
Species are bloody red in the depths of thousands of meters
The explorer ship of the US Ocean and Atmospheric Administration discovered that the squid has a strange red body structure in the Gulf of Mexico.
Oceanography
Dolphins develop brains by communication needs higher than other species
We already know the human brain evolved over tens of thousands of years to meet the needs of processing increasingly complex information in our society.
Oceanography
Unusual hunting behavior of humpback whales
Previous researchers could only observe the structure of flippers from humpback whale carcasses and thought they were used primarily to correct the direction of swimming.
Oceanography
10cm long and living in the ocean, this creature can change the world
Experts say this creature will
Oceanography
Male sperm whales use the enemy's forehead and sink the boat
By computer simulation and data analysis of bone and bone structure, scientists have shown that sperm whales use their forehead to knock the enemy and can sink ships lar…
Oceanography
Indonesia uses coral rock to protect corals
Ecologists in Indonesia apply simple technology to create biological rock at the bottom of the sea, to protect coral reefs.
Oceanography
Eyes of mantis shrimp
Limited visibility and color distinction are the advantages that help mantis shrimp save energy when living in a world full of competition in coral reefs.
Oceanography
The killer whale also suffers from menopause
Killer whales undergo menopause the same as in humans, and this trait can be evolved to improve their descendants' survival.