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Extreme heat causes nighttime temperatures in the US to set records
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The intense heat wave continues to cover the southwest of the United States, causing nighttime temperatures in some areas to rise to record levels.
Low pressure has the potential to become a storm in the next 24 hours, risk of interaction with Typhoon Saudel
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A newly discovered tropical depression is moving northeast, predicted to interact with Hurricane Saudel in the coming days.
Hot summer, "cool" vacation trend rises in Europe
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Summer is originally the season to look for sunshine. When mentioning European summer tourism, tourists often think of the brilliant Mediterranean beaches in Greece, Spain or Italy. But when climate change causes extreme temperatures to rise, hot weather becomes the reason why a part of tourists reverse their habits: Heading north to find cool places. This trend called "Coolcation" - vacation - is becoming a new choice for summer travel season.
World 24h: Experts forecast gold prices for next week
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World news August 23: South Korean container ship chooses Arctic route to replace the Suez Canal to Europe; Experts forecast gold prices for next week...
Thailand issues curfew after 51 attacks overnight
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Narathiwat provincial authorities have issued a curfew after a series of attacks occurred in this locality and 2 southern provinces of Thailand, Yala and Pattani.
Some Southeast Asian countries consider buying the latest Russian Su-57 fighter jet
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Some Southeast Asian countries are considering buying Russia's latest fifth-generation fighter Su-57.
Malaysia calls Chinese Ambassador over 16 plane crashes
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Kuala Lumpur has said it will send a statement to Beijing and the Chinese Ambassador after the Malaysian military discovered 16 Chinese aircraft violating the country's airspace.
"magic" pottery jars contain a curse from 2,300 years ago
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A pottery pot in Greece, with ancient characters, containing whole chicken bones inside, could be a curse from 2,321 years ago, according to a new study.
The largest ship of the Iranian Navy mysteriously caught fire
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The largest Iranian naval ship caught fire and sank in the Gulf of Oman on June 2.
The world's first "flying boat" powered by AI technology
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The world's first all-electric underwater boat using AI (artificial intelligence) was demonstrated on June 1 at the Venice Boat Show in Italy.
First appearance of 1,500-year-old household spell found 40 years ago in Israel
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A 1,500-year-old household spell was announced by archaeologists for the first time since its discovery 40 years ago.
Russia proposes preferential sea route to replace Suez Canal
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Russia has proposed a preferential sea route to replace the Suez Canal with the North Sea route, running across the Arctic in Russia.
Shocked by the unusual thing about the remains of ancient Roman cemeteries in England
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Archaeologists discovered an unusually large number of headed remains in three ancient Roman cemeteries in eastern England.
Rare mineral discovered in the teeth of a mollusk for the first time
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For the first time, a rare iron mineral has been discovered in the teeth of a living being.
WHO has a new naming system for SARS-CoV-2 variants
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has a new system for naming SARS-CoV-2 variants using the Greek letter bang.
The strange connection between the volcano on Earth and Mars
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The volcano's mouth formed by a collision with a satellite on Earth provides clues about the volcanoes on Mars.
France sends the 2nd statue of Goddess of Liberation to National Day
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France will send the second statue of the Goddess of Liberation to the US, 135 years after the first statue, as a sign of a commitment to strengthening France-US relations.
Explore the horrifying history of a concentration camp in German Capital
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A mass grave in an old concentration camp of the German Capital in Russia has just been excavated, revealing a horrifying history.
Watch Russia launch 36 Soyuz rocket satellites
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A Soyuz rocket launched from Russia on May 28 brought a series of new Internet OneWeb satellites into orbit.
Announcement of the world's highest-resolution photo of atoms
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American researchers broke the record for the highest resolution image ever taken from individual atoms, creating a photo that was enlarged about 100 million times.
