Health
Top 4 foods are 'Kings of calcium theft', causing many people to break bones from minor falls
As the body ages and declines in function, attention should be paid to diet to avoid harming health.
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Biology
Strange mosquito helps police solve a complicated case, the culprit's identity is surprising!
A seemingly harmless mosquito became an important witness, helping Finnish police track down the suspect in a mysterious car theft.
Science story
The anti-theft lock, it took experts 16 days to pry open
The Bramah lock is a symbol of great security and is claimed to be impervious to theft even if opened.
New technology
The race to create a quantum internet
Europe is pushing to create a new, more secure network infrastructure based on quantum physics that would help prevent hackers from stealing information.
Computer science
Is public Wi-Fi less secure?
Public Wi-Fi networks can insert ads or require information to connect, but the risk of users having their data stolen is not high.
Funny corner
The mystery of the 40-ton bridge suddenly being stolen overnight!
In 2021, in Akron, Ohio, USA, police discovered that a local bridge had disappeared into thin air overnight.
Archeology
Revealing the taboo in the ancient tombs that no thief dares to take
Thieves often do not hesitate to take away gold, silver, and jewels placed in the mouth of the deceased. However, they absolutely did not dare to touch the items made of…
Scientific application
Smart anti-theft bike has a 'transform' frame as a lock
The Chilean company has developed an anti-theft bike with the ability to change the frame to lock onto a pole or fence in just 15 seconds.
Science story
The doctor who created the 'industry' of grave theft in the UK
An obsessive fascination with the body of a great doctor led directly to the development of grave theft into a popular 'industry' in England in the 1700s.
AI - Artificial intelligence
How can artificial intelligence steal data by 'recognizing' keystrokes?
According to scientists, in the near future, faces are not the only thing that we can train AI to recognize.
Funny corner
Mysterious disappearance: Pretending to die for 20 years to leave the country, getting a new wife because of bored ex-wife
Having a life of desires, the man left the place and married a new wife. People thought that he died until the truth was revealed.
Computer science
Hackers can steal data via the vibration of cooling fan
Israeli researchers have discovered a novel way for hackers to steal sensitive data from a highly secure computer: touching vibrations from a computer's cooling system f…
Discover science
The gods dedicated 'degree' to the notorious fraudsters in myth
There are not a few pretty gods
Archeology
The legend of the ancient tombs and the most beautiful tombstones in history
Grave (grave robbery) is a story that has often taken place over thousands of years in China, especially in ancient times.
Space science
NASA investigates the first crime on the universe
NASA astronaut Anne McClain is accused of identity theft and unauthorized access to her wife's bank account while on duty on the International Space Station (ISS).