Archeology
Shocked by another human species' 130,000-year-old artwork
A piece of bear bone carved 130,000 years ago is the oldest work of art in Eurasia. But it does not belong to us homo sapiens.
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Constellation Orion: The mysterious connection between interstellar civilization and ancient human civilization
Looking up at the night sky, we can easily recognize the constellation Orion - a prominent constellation with a sparkling diamond-like shape.
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How does an induction cooker work?
Induction cookers use induction heating (IH) technology, combined with pots and pans made of suitable materials, to cook quickly and effectively.
New technology
Color-changing cars: The technological mysteries behind the promise for the car industry!
Color-changing car technology is a promising emerging field of research, offering the potential to completely change the face of the car industry.
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Rice cooks on its own - actually what you're eating isn't real rice!
Self-cooking rice, also known as self-boiling boxed rice, is a convenient food that can be cooked without using a gas or electric stove.
Space science
To stay healthy while working on the Moon, astronauts can use the Wall of Death
The device bears the name
AI - Artificial intelligence
How are humanoid robots working in Tesla's factory?
Optimus, first introduced by Tesla in 2021, is a humanoid robot with ambitions to revolutionize the automation industry.
New technology
Six-armed pollination robot works in a greenhouse
Thanks to its 6 arms, the Stickbug robot can pollinate many flowers at the same time at a rate of 1.5 pollinations per minute.
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Video: How do window blinds work?
Roller blinds with horizontal louvres have a simple zipper-based operating mechanism and are commonly used to cover windows.
Health
It's time for the world to take a nap
A seemingly forgotten traditional lifestyle may be the solution to dealing with high temperatures.
Environment
The level of toxicity that many people do not know when driving cars today
Cars are a familiar means of transportation that bring convenience to people's living and working lives. However, with internal combustion engine cars, the exhaust gases…
Space science
America tested robots operating on the Moon
Scientists are conducting tests that will allow the four-legged Spirit robot to move across rough terrain, simulating the harsh conditions of the Moon and Mars.
Scientific works
Revealing the huge construction site of a 170km long city
Aerial footage shows the massive scale of The Line, Saudi Arabia's straight city project across the desert.
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Why has no one dared to dig the world's largest gold mine for 80 years?
Called 'the world's richest gold mine', this abundant resource is too difficult to exploit.
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In the eyes of Nikola Tesla, what were the Egyptian pyramids really?
In ancient Egypt, the pyramids stood tall like giants, demonstrating the splendor and mystery of the ancient civilization.