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Solar refrigerators support Covid-19 vaccination program
In the spring of 2021, a young female engineer in Kenya designed a solar-powered refrigerator.
Floating city with 10,000 inhabitants, resistant to hurricanes and tsunamis
The United Nations presents a floating city design that helps solve housing shortages and withstand all kinds of natural disasters.
Gene editing to select sex for animals to reduce killing
Scientists have used gene-editing technology to create litters of all-female or male mice and are targeting chickens to prevent indiscriminate killing.
Discovered salt-tolerant plants that absorb hundreds of tons of salt per square kilometer of land
Chinese researchers have found a highly salt-tolerant plant that improves soil fertility in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Elon Musk will implant a chip in the human brain next year
Elon Musk, co-founder of brain-computer interface company Neuralink, said the process of implanting computer chips into paralyzed patients will take place in 2022.
The black box records the destruction of the Earth
The strange structure located on the remote island of Tasmania will witness and document the end of the world under the effects of climate change.
Make a plastic cup from salmon sperm
Scientists have created a plastic cup from salmon sperm and vegetable oil, environmentally friendly, biodegradable.
US researches potato varieties that are resistant to climate change
Researchers from the University of Maine (USA) are experimenting with breeding potatoes that are more resistant to increasing temperatures due to climate change.
Reduce soil toxicity by adding minerals to irrigation water
According to the scientists, soil enriched with ferrihydride has the potential to reduce concentrations of arsenic and uranium - elements that pose a threat to human health.
Synthetic plastic from salmon sperm and vegetable oil: Easier to recycle and decompose than regular plastic
Plastic plays an important role in modern life as well as the production lines of essential things for life, but recycling plastic is expensive, and plastic itself can cause heavy
The first 3D eyes fitted to humans: Glitter like real eyes
The surgery on November 25 helped the 47-year-old man in the UK get the eye he wanted. He also became the first person in the world to be fitted with a 3D printed prosthetic eye.
Super hard diamond glass with highest thermal conductivity
Experts use pressure to transform a carbon material into a new type of glass that has the potential to be mass-produced with a wide range of applications.
Rocket engine runs on plastic waste
Pulsar Fusion is developing and testing rocket engines powered by compounds found in recycled plastic waste.
Students invent a recipe to 'turn' plastic waste into lightweight, high-strength bricks
Lac Dan Hy and a group of students from the University of Science and Technology (VNU-HCM, Vietnam) have 'transformed' plastic waste into lightweight bricks that bring economic
Virtual land 'unhabitable' sold for a record $ 2.4 million
On November 22, a piece of land in the virtual space on the Decentraland blockchain platform was sold for a record $ 2.4 million.