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The 9 hottest places on the planet are still inhabited
Europe is suffering from a record heat wave, however, in some parts of the world, this temperature is a 'meal' with people.
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Natural bees build nests from ... plastic waste
In Argentina's crop fields, it was discovered that wild bees used exotic materials, instead of wax, to build nests: plastic waste.
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Japan tested the world's fastest 'bullet-shaped' ship, up to 400km / h
Japan has just launched the world's fastest high-speed train so far with maximum speeds of up to 400 km / h.
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How the submarine dives and floats to the surface
Submarines can dive deep into the sea or float up by pumping water or air into the internal compartments to change its weight.
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The world's fastest attack submarine: Legend of Project 705 Alfa
Submarine attacking Lira class or Russia's Project 705 Alfa still holds the title of the world's fastest submarine at a speed of 76km / h.
Biology
Top 10 most rare mushrooms in Vietnam
Presently mushrooms are the favorite food of many people. Not only are they highly nutritious, they are also ingredients for processing attractive dishes.
Animal world
Face primate and social life
American biologists say most primates have a simple face. However, some species have multicolored faces, which help identify friends and enemies.
Scientific application
Genetically alfalfa: Will definitely infect?
Many American agricultural experts claim that the infection of transgenic alfalfa on traditional grass is inevitable.
Environment
Arid lands, Saudi Arabia responds by
To solve the problem of lack of alfalfa for the cow herd, Saudi Arabian dairy company decided to buy land half way around the Earth to grow grass.
Medicine - Health
Human brain cells are successfully implanted in mice
Scientists at the Salk Institute successfully implanted undeveloped brain cells from donor fetuses into the brains of mice, Newsweek reported on April 19.
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To live long, travel!
Tours allow people to improve their lifespan, according to researchers from the Alfa Institute of Medical Biological Sciences in Greece ...
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The latest 20 inventions about batteries change the technology in the future
While people are witnessing the constant growth of wearable smartphones, smarthome and electronic devices over the years, it is paradoxically sad that the battery indust…
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Introduction of the Alfa3 scanners support staff at the airport
Spanish experts have developed a new body scanner for airports called Alfa3.
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Floating Hospital on the sea
Marino Alfani - a sailboat designer in Italy has come up with the idea of a hospital at sea after having a chance to talk to a friend who is on a medical mission in Afri…