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Kerma: The Mysterious Civilization of the Nile
When mentioning the Nile River, many people immediately think of ancient Egypt, but there is also another ancient and mysterious civilization here, that is Kerma.
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Why did the ancient Babylonian civilization perish? Was it because they considered 'that thing' a daily meal?
The Kingdom of Babylon (c. 3500 BC-729 BC) was located in the Mesopotamian plain, roughly in the territory of the present-day Republic of Iraq.
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95% of the country is desert, how can this country feed 100 million people?
Fertile land is important to everyone, however, there are countries with large areas but very little usable land, and the ancient Egyptian civilization was exactly like…
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Why do roosters always crow at the same time every day?
When we think of roosters, the first image that comes to our mind may be of them raising their heads in the dawn light and crowing.
Animal world
The 4-year war to annex the chimpanzee's territory
From 1974 to 1978, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall documented a long-standing conflict between chimpanzees in Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
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How did ancient wars know how many troops the opponent had?
In ancient feudal society, emperors did not hesitate to launch wars to expand their territory, but besides strategy, numbers can be said to be the key to victory or defe…
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World's leading artificial intelligence outsmarted in Go with just a 'trivial trick'
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The world's shortest national border is only 85 meters long
The Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera, a small rock formation in northern Africa conquered by Spain in 1564, holds the title of the world's shortest national border, at just 8…
Space science
The 'territory' of the first space nation is about to fall
The Asgardia-1 satellite of the Asgardia space national project is gradually decreasing in altitude, possibly falling into the atmosphere and burning up around mid-Septe…
Environment
The most unique river in the world: Filled with precious things only when the flood water recedes will appear more
In Canada's smallest and most remote federal territory - the Yukon there is a river called the Klondike. Just scooping up a few ladles of water in this river can change…
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The sacred valley buried the mystery of the 'headless person': 100 years of recording 44 cold cases
Canada's Northwest Territories are truly one of the wildest places on Earth. There is a place here called Nahanni valley. This is where a number of myths and mysteries a…
Scientific application
Australian-style mango planting: Tips to 'prompt' the tree to bear fruit
Leo Skliros, Chairman of the Australian Northern Territory Mango Industry Association, has the potential to help mango trees flower and bear fruit early in winter (July).
Animal world
The unexpected meaning behind the singing of birds
Every spring, we hear more birds chirping. Melodies from birdsong are often quite catchy, but they are not for humans. So what is the meaning behind these tunes?
Animal world
Emperor penguins congregate to the south of the Atlantic to begin the breeding season
As usual, the emperor penguins move from 50-120 km to the breeding ground every year to start the mating season.
Space science
Terrible traces of asteroids falling to Laos
Geologists discovered unusually large gravitational interactions on the territory of Laos, indicating the existence of a crater of 20 km in size. It appeared as a result…