History
Barbary Slaves: Tragic Fates of White People
To this day, the West remains ashamed of its history of the African slave trade and abuse. From the 15th to the 19th centuries, they subjected 12.8 million Black people…
Trade
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Animal world
Treasure of Southeast Asia: Rare animal species found in only 9 countries in the world, Vietnam just received good news!
This extremely rare animal only lives in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam.
Oceanography
Wind is the main cause of coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef
Australian researchers have confirmed that wind patterns played a major role in causing severe coral bleaching on Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
Environment
What is the tropical convergence zone? Is Vietnam affected by the tropical convergence zone?
The tropical convergence zone is a band of bad weather, formed by the convergence of trade winds from the two hemispheres.
Biology
How did German cockroaches invade the world?
New research traces the evolution of German cockroaches throughout human history from the Islamic empires to present-day Europe.
Environment
How does the weather change from El Nino to La Nina?
El Nino will likely recede soon, signaling a rapid transition to the opposite climate and ocean pattern, La Nina.
Space science
America plans to build a railway on the Moon
The lunar railway network could carry people, supplies and resources for trade and contribute to the space economy.
Archeology
Ancient civilizations in Africa that you may not have known!
When it comes to ancient civilizations, people will definitely think of ancient Egypt or China. But Africa also contains a lot of ancient civilizations that we may not h…
Discover science
Why do we age and die?
The concept of aging was described in the mid-20th century as a trade-off in cell reproduction and maintenance.
History
Why did Russia sell Alaska to the US at a cheap price?
Why did the Tsar have to sell Alaska, his land rich in resources, at such a cheap price?
World Heritage
Without the Suez Canal… what would the world be like?
A giant ship ran aground, the whole world trade engine choked. Without needing to explain too much, anyone can imagine the 'orbital' nature of the Suez Canal.
Animal world
Giant Nile crocodile - the nightmare of millions of wildebeest during the migration season
The road to success cannot be without sacrifices and trade-offs. The battle for survival always takes place in the Nile region...
History
'Golden fortress' Jaisalmer: The place where the cruelest customs are hidden
Deep in the Thar desert (India), stands a dazzling golden fortress. It was built in the 12th century, is a 'living fortress' because it is still stable and inhabited. In…
Scientific works
What's special about the world's largest Astronomy Museum in Shanghai?
The Shanghai Astronomical Museum (China) on July 18 officially welcomed the public to visit and experience.
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.