Archeology
Clarify the content of the curse from 1,700 years ago
Written in Greek, the lead plate is dropped into a well in Antioch (southeastern Turkey, near today's Syrian border), which later becomes one of the empire's largest cit…
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Archeology
Announced evidence of an apple falling on Newton's head
A thin handwritten manuscript reveals evidence of the story of an apple falling on the head of Isaac Newton recently announced by the leading scientific organization of…
Archeology
How thin or fat dinosaurs?
Karl Bates and colleagues from the group of mechanical and paleontological researchers have recently recreated the bodies of five dinosaurs.
Archeology
Vertebrate fossil in central Triassic limestone in Vietnam
Fossils show up on the thin, dark gray limestone cliffs of the Dong Giao Formation, the age of Trias T2. The exposed part of the fossil is a 70cm long spine of 18 verteb…
Space science
The best picture of Saturn's UFO-like satellite
Saturn's small Pan satellite with a thin ice rim surrounds it, creating an image of an alien saucer.
Space science
Photograph from NASA discovered thin clouds on Pluto
Image data of the latest Pluto analysis has just been announced by NASA. In this picture, it is seen that a thin cloud envelops the dwarf planet's atmosphere.
Space science
NASA's new spacecraft runs on sunlight
In 2018, NASA spacecraft will first out of Earth orbit entirely with sunlight.
Space science
Star 'starving' black hole is a billion light years from Earth
American astrophysicists discovered a black hole
Space science
Mars's climate is cold and dry from 3.6 million years ago
Scientists have discovered the air characteristics on Mars 3.6 million years ago.
Space science
Russia promotes the construction of a power station from the universe
According to Radio Voice of Russia on May 6, Russia is promoting a plan to set up a solar power station operating in orbit aimed at producing electricity from the univer…
Space science
Snow falls on Mars
Scientists at the University of York, Canada on July 4 published the results of a study that found snowfall early every morning on Red planet.
Biology
Insect outbreaks help fight natural disasters
Scientists have unjustly solved insects on the destruction of forest trees today.
Biology
Cicada's love song entered the US Navy's sights
The scientific community has long been interested in the magicicada cicadas in the east coast of the United States for a long time, because perhaps they are the
Biology
Blood-sucking bugs are constantly appearing in people's homes
These stink bugs have long, hard and pointed jets, after thin wings on the back, there are yellow-brown horizontal stripes, the abdomen is flat and large, the abdomen ha…
Biology
Detecting ancient mushrooms Cryptomycota
Photographs of small dots, some of these dots are writhing in a thin tail, providing scientists with a first look of a mysterious, uncovered fungus: Long-lived the oldes…