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Mars is also a UFO? Perseverance rover captures mysterious black object over Mars
Introduction: With the development of science and technology, scientists are also constantly exploring the mysteries on other planets. Just a few days ago, scientists launched the Wit helicopter carried by the Perseverance rover to complete the monitoring of Mars. Over the sky, the trail of human aircraft has finally been realized. Another gap has been filled in the tech sector.
By dardani lennon4 years ago in FYI
Sanxingdui Cultural Relics Awards, netizens: The more you dig other sites, the more you understand, the more you dig Sanxingdui, the more outrageous
Among the ancient ruins, the most mysterious and unpredictable is the Sanxingdui civilization site. In the words of netizens, the more other sites are dug, the more clear they are, and the more Sanxingdui is dug out, the more outrageous they are. Since the discovery of the Sanxingdui civilization site, archaeologists have excavated the site many times and unearthed many amazing ancient cultural relics. However, as more and more cultural relics are unearthed, the Sanxingdui civilization has become more and more mysterious. .
By crudden elle4 years ago in FYI
The "ghost train" reappeared 58 years after it disappeared. Scientists got on the train to investigate, and the whereabouts remain a mystery
The plane hovered high in the sky, the captain disappeared, and the passengers in the cabin fainted like magic, so the flight was called the "ghost flight". Such a situation is hard to imagine for anyone to describe. Fortunately, it was explained clearly later with science. The plane deviates from the course and lacks oxygen at high altitude, which led to the air crash.
By crudden elle4 years ago in FYI
"Smart and intelligent" marine resident animals, they live in a variety of ways!
Making a living in dangerous seas is not easy. With the exception of a few top members of the food chain, such as sharks and killer whales, the harsh reality of hunting and being hunted at the same time keeps most creatures living in terror. Conversely, some "hermits" are frail and forgettable, yet at ease, their lifestyles and skills will amaze even the most imaginative scientists.
By gaut chen4 years ago in FYI
Seeing Einstein's shoes, we finally understand why there is only a half-length photo of him in the textbook
The name that must be avoided in learning physics is Einstein. He proposed the special theory of relativity, the general theory of relativity, "Time Magazine" selected as one of the 20 greatest great men in the world. In physics textbooks, Einstein is always in a mess, and his hair seems to be uncombed. But when he was young, he was a beautiful man, and some people even said that if he put pictures of young people in his physics textbook, his grades could improve several degrees.
By gaut chen4 years ago in FYI
Rare owl that disappeared for 125 years reappears in Malaysia, with orange eyes, meaning the environment has changed?
The nature of the earth is full of vitality all the time. Hundreds of animals are thriving and people are one of them. Especially in spring, a variety of animals roam around in the dense jungle, snakes, geckos, ants, rabbits, wild boars. , earthworms, sparrows, mosquitoes, etc., so lively.
By gaut chen4 years ago in FYI
What is the mystery of Stonehenge at Stonehenge?
Located near Wiltshire, England, the double horseshoe-shaped Stonehenge Stonehenge has attracted worldwide attention and controversy since the Middle Ages. Although all that remains of Stonehenge today is a silhouette of its former glory, and this silhouette is quite memorable. Although more than half of the stones were either dropped, lost, or buried under the turf, the original layout of Stonehenge is still recognizable. In the research community, there are different opinions about its origin. The widely accepted statement is that Stonehenge is an ancient astronomical observation instrument. Others believe he was a primitive idolatrous house, and others believe he was built by life from outer space.
By gaut chen4 years ago in FYI
Evaluation of the Advancing Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathy Treatment Pipeline
Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathy (DEE) is a term used to describe a category of severe epilepsies that are marked by severe developmental delays or possibly the loss of developmental skills in addition to seizures that are frequently drug-resistant. Cognitive processes are significantly impacted by seizures, interictal epileptiform activity, and the neurobiological basis of epilepsy in Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathy. The onset of Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathy (DEEs), which are also linked to gene variations, typically occurs in infancy. The time of brain maturation during which the seizures occur, which in turn depends on other factors, such as underlying pathology, genetic susceptibility factors, and seizure triggers, has an impact on cognitive function to some extent (e.g., febrile illness). While seizures are not always a direct cause of cognitive impairments, it is crucial to understand that seizures can potentially contribute to the development of cognitive impairments.
By Simran Rehani4 years ago in FYI
According to Newton's classical mechanics, how much energy is required to reach the speed of light?
The speed of light is the fastest known speed in the universe. Under normal circumstances, no object can travel faster than the speed of light.
By daron mychal4 years ago in FYI
WHAT SHOULD YOU KNOW ABOUT RESPIRATORS, N95- KN95
N95 and KN95: Know the Appropriate Differences The use of face masks is recommended as part of the health measures to take during this pandemic. On the other hand, their use is inextricably related to social and cultural practices and has come to have a variety of personal and societal implications. In order to prevent COVID-19 transmission and save lives, masks should be used as part of a comprehensive effort.
By GDI Med4 years ago in FYI
Yachts owned by billionaires in the world, made of gold and decorated with dinosaur fossils
Which billionaires own the most expensive yachts in the world? With news that Jeff Bezos is about to get his $500 million superyacht from the same company that designed the unique pirate-inspired Black Pearl, Oceanco, I'll take you all See what other billionaires are up to in the luxury yachting world? are you ready? Now let's get started!
By daron mychal4 years ago in FYI
Street Life in Victorian London
Six years after Charles Dickens died (1876), the streets of London were ‘recorded’ by Adolphe Smith, who was a journalist, and John Thomson, who was a photographer. The result shocked the middle classes when they read the book “Street Life of London”. Luckily for us today, this book is still available. To us this is history but when the book was first published in 1876 — it really was how people lived every day of their lives. The book was firstly put into articles which were full of facts and which the black and white photographs only added to. The book is regarded as “a key work in the history of documentary photography”.
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff4 years ago in FYI