Space science
The ironic situation of two astronauts stranded in space.
Once considered a landmark flight for both NASA and Boeing, technical problems have turned the CFT into one of the most forgettable missions in history.
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The girl possesses a nearly lost 'water-surfing' technique, performing on the river like something out of a martial arts movie.
Based on the traditional 'bamboo floating' technique, Duong Lieu combined it with dance to pursue a more subtle beauty.
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Amazed by the super small pasta, only 1/200 the size of a human hair
A team of British scientists have created the world's thinnest spaghetti, about 200 times thinner than a human hair and even narrower than some wavelengths of light.
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James Webb Telescope captures stunning images of 19 spiral galaxies
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning images, with remarkable detail, of 19 spiral galaxies located relatively close to the Milky Way.
Animal world
The truth behind the mysterious ape that can hunt and eat lions in Africa
There are rumors that in Africa there is a mysterious ape species also known as the Bili ape, they are giant in size, extremely ferocious, and can hunt and eat lions.
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Horse Diving: A Dangerous, Cruel Sport in the 19th Century
Horse diving began in the 1880s and was an extremely popular attraction for decades, despite the obvious cruelty to the animals and the dangers it posed.
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Where will the motorbikes and cars go when they are 'unsold' and have been in inventory for many years?
As new models go on sale, how will dealers handle the remaining inventory?
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Why do most people with ALS not live more than 5 years, but Hawking lived to be 55?
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a fatal neurodegenerative disease. Statistically, most patients die of respiratory failure within 3 to 5 years of onset.
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Could a planet so close to Earth be full of swimming fish?
One of NASA's spacecraft may have flown past a planet-moon system teeming with life without knowing it.
Archeology
Declassified spy satellite, 1,400-year-old ghost town appears
Images taken by the US KH-9 (Hexagon) spy satellite system in 1973 brought about a spectacular archaeological discovery.
1001 mystery
Who created the largest snake mound in the world?
In the eastern United States, nestled among the trees beside a tributary of the Ohio River lies one of the strangest and most mysterious tectonic structures ever created…
Oceanography
The world's largest sardine migration
The annual migration of giant schools of sardines from eastern South Africa to the Indian Ocean is the largest on the planet in terms of biomass.
Biology
This plant is spicier than chili peppers. It's thought to be a weed, but it can be used to make wine and medicine.
Water chili grass is often considered a weed, seemingly worthless but in fact brings many benefits and has very diverse applications.
Space science
Is Earth's Moon a 'Stolen Object'?
New research has overturned the theory that the Moon was formed from debris from Earth and the planet Theia.
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Why has Australia never detected bird flu?
Scientists have given many explanations for why Australia and the entire Oceania region remain unaffected by bird flu.