Oceanography
Swordfish survives with body full of horror holes
Australia- Fishermen were surprised to catch a swordfish full of holes, the culprit is likely a special species of shark.
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Health
Building a micro robot to help treat tumors
An Australian startup is about to send microscopic robots deep into the human skull to treat brain diseases like Dandy-Walker syndrome and gliomas.
Environment
Extreme climate extinct giant fauna in Australia and New Guinea
Extreme climate change is most likely responsible for the extinction of the giant animal system in the Sahul - the supercontinent created by Australia and New Guinea dur…
New technology
Research and develop gene editing technology with US soldiers
The Pentagon is considering future gene editing research plans to better support the military in its ability to protect soldiers from chemical and biological wars.
Archeology
Detecting ancient human remains 1.8 million years in Indonesia
The fossil skeleton of the ancient Homo erectus (vertical walker) whose age surpassed all of the previous 'predecessors' was discovered by Indonesian archaeologists in t…
Cancer
New research to upgrade chemotherapy, prevent drug-resistant cancer
The phenomenon of cancer resistance is one of the causes of cancer treatment difficult, even causing cancer recurrence in some people.
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Strange about the phenomenon of 'street walkers' in India
Residents in the Indian state of Kerala recorded a pretty bizarre scene when an empty ladder slowly walked the street.
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Human inventions and pleasures of
In the past, these were thought to be unique inventions, pleasant pastimes, but now looking back, they are really scary ...
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What is the accuracy of the clock, and is anyone really interested in it?
Accuracy with most people has only one meaning: a watch can keep time accurate with whatever we are using as a time standard.
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Unveiling the technology brought Paul Walker to re-export Fast & Furious 7
Computer simulation technology (CGI) was applied to bring the late actor Paul Walker back
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Why do we need sleep?
According to the BBC, through decades of research, scientists have not yet determined the cause why we need to sleep, but there are still some interesting reasons. The f…
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Take a nap if you want to be smarter
If the brain is considered a mailbox, then a daytime nap helps us clean that mailbox.
Oceanography
Dolphins save athletes from shark jaws
With the escort of dolphins, the British swimmer was lucky to escape the shark's attack.
Oceanography
Magnetic cells
Scientists have long argued that there are some forms of magnetic sensation that lie behind the ability of some creatures to admire the beauty, such as in the case of fi…