Archeology
Excavation of the grave involves Alexander the Great in Greece
Archaeologists in Greece believe that the large grave they discovered was related to Alexander the Great.
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Archeology
The oldest fossil on Earth
Bacteria discovered originated nearly 3.5 billion years ago, the oldest fossil in the world, according to US experts.
Biology
Some viruses end up attacking each other
Some types of viruses can bind together, forming complex structures similar to bacterial organisms.
Biology
Where does the biological model in nature come from?
Zebra stripes, sea shells, butterfly wings: these are all examples of patterns in nature. Pattern formation is a puzzle for both mathematicians and biologists. How the d…
Videos
Video: Hydrographics coating technology
In your opinion, how did people paint for details in the illustration below? If painted in the traditional way, surely the texture will be uneven, and the surface may be…
Medicine - Health
New discovery on skin aging
People poured into age, sunshine and wind, causing rapid aging pollution but ignoring the underlying cause - the structure of the damaged skin.
Medicine - Health
Surprising benefits of green apples
An apple a day helps you not to go to the doctor. Green apples help improve skin texture and keep skin radiant, preventing aging.
New technology
China's design of heat-retardant polar bear polar bears
The Chinese military's new coat is designed to adapt to the Arctic polar bear texture, limiting heat loss in cold weather.
New technology
Blood alcohol meter connected mobile
In terms of texture, the DrinkMate is 4.3 cm long with a diameter of 1.5 cm. Instead of battery-powered, the device uses power directly from the phone when plugged in vi…
New technology
3D model of the fetus
With 3D technology, parents can embrace and model their unborn babies. Almost every couple is excited about the fetal ultrasound in their abdomen, and they always cheris…
New technology
Play games with thoughts
British scientists teach monkeys control the arms of a computer-literate character by their minds, a scientific breakthrough that can be useful to the disabled.
New technology
Mobile-shaped people
Researchers in Japan have developed a cell phone with a soft, skin-like texture that makes the user feel closer to the person talking on the other end.