Health
How does air pollution increase the risk of infertility?
New research suggests that exposure to air pollutants may harm the development of eggs, sperm and embryos, increasing the risk of infertility.
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Why when we light a candle, the flame is shaped like a teardrop?
Interestingly, a candle flame is teardrop shaped on Earth, but spherical in space.
Life
From this afternoon, the North will welcome increased cold air, the cold will last longer.
From noon to afternoon today (December 11), the cold air will begin to affect the northern provinces, the weather will turn cold, the temperature will drop sharply. The…
New technology
New detonation engine helps shape the future of supersonic aviation
In China, technological progress is happening at a breakneck pace, regardless of the field, and recently they have presented a new high-performance jet engine.
1001 mystery
Patomskiy Pit: The Solution to One of the '3 Great Secrets of the Century'?
Occurring more than 100 years ago, the mysterious airborne explosion with a destructive power equivalent to 15 million tons of TNT, wiping out 80 million trees, has it f…
Environment
What is a weather bomb and how powerful is it?
Have you ever heard of the concept of 'weather bomb' and know how powerful its destruction is? Let's find out through the article below.
Environment
Strong Northeast monsoon is about to come, cold and rainy all day in the North?
According to weather forecast, the cold air is likely to return to our country this weekend (December 7-8). The weather in the North, including Hanoi, will turn cold and…
Environment
Strong cold air is sweeping down to the North
From today, strong cold air will flow down to the North, pulling the lowest temperature in the plains down to 15 degrees Celsius, and in the mountains below 10 degrees C…
Science invention
The invention of the pearl diving submarine turned into a disaster
Inventor Julius Hermann Kroehl's submarine made pearl diving less laborious but also led to the deaths of many divers.
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Scary things that happen to the human body in the 'death zone' of Mount Everest
At five miles above sea level, the oxygen in the air is so thin that even with supplemental oxygen tanks, climbers feel like they are
Scientific works
World's first wind-powered CO2 capture facility
The Concho facility is expected to remove 500,000 tons of CO2 per year from the atmosphere and bury it underground, helping to combat climate change.
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Why is it cold when the forecast is cold but it doesn't feel cold?
Because this cold air mass is very dry, the sky is less cloudy and sunny, so the lowest temperature usually falls at night and early morning, and it is less cold during…
Space science
International Space Station leak, NASA fears 'catastrophic failure'
A segment of the Russian-controlled International Space Station is leaking, causing pressure and air to flow out.
Environment
How to explain the red sky in the Philippines before the super typhoon makes landfall?
Before super typhoon Usagi made landfall, the sky in the Philippines was a strange shade of dark red or bright pink, as if it had been painted.
Environment
Toxic smog has reached a 'new level'
The record-breaking levels of toxic smog that have blanketed eastern Pakistan and northern India since last month can be seen dramatically in satellite images.