1001 mystery
The mystery of the 17 wooden caskets contains tiny mummies
Referring to mummies, the first thing in our minds is often about Egypt, the home of the Pharaohs with the ancient art of ancient embalming.
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1001 mystery
Identify the tiny mummy is a man, a male gender
The leading Stanford University scientists have unveiled the secret of the mummy 'alien' source found 10 years ago in the Atacama desert, Chile.
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Detecting the code in the eyes of the Mona Lisa
In Mona Lisa's eyes Leonardo da Vinci contains many tiny numbers and letters - according to the latest discovery by Italian researchers.
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New theories about extraterrestrial organisms
Transparent like glass, tiny like bacteria are hypotheses about the shape of an extraterrestrial creature that the scientific community offers.
Oceanography
Detecting octopus 'super small' at sea
Scientists in Hawaii, USA, have discovered two microscopic octopus clinging to a floating trash can.
Oceanography
Tiny shrimp species can save the Earth before climate change
A recent study at Stanford University showed the impact of marine species on our climate.
Oceanography
Tiny 'cannibal' monsters invaded many American beaches
Summer is a time when it is impossible to go to sea. But amidst the many beautiful beaches on this planet, avoid Florida State of America - at least for now.
Oceanography
China seeks to destroy the jellyfish protecting the aircraft carrier
Chinese officials fear the tiny sea jellyfish may affect the operation of the country's carriers.
Oceanography
Detecting tiny, glowing sharks and having faces of demons
Recently, experts from Florida Atlantic University (USA) have confirmed the existence of a new deep-sea shark.
Oceanography
Animal urine affects the chemical composition of seawater
University of Washington researchers have found that this common migration helps shape our oceans.
Oceanography
Billions of jellyfish-like creatures
Over the past few days, billions of tiny jellyfish-like strange creatures have washed ashore in the American West Coast, from Southern California to British Columbia.
Oceanography
'Beauty killer' at the sea
'Red tide' - tiny aquatic organism during algal blooms, can bring about greater destruction than what people think about it, with the possibility of poisoning the entire…
Oceanography
Acid clouds benefit the oceans
Scientists from Leeds University have demonstrated that atmospheric acid divides large iron molecules in the dust into tiny dissolved iron particles that plankton are ea…
Oceanography
Revealed many new phytoplankton
The survey of an international group in tropical waters between the eastern United States and the mid-Atlantic mountains has found between 10 and 20 new tiny species of…