Biology
Climate change can make red apples disappear!
People have loved red apples for generations, but rising temperatures could be a sign of the end of a good dose for the body - red apples.
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11 famous historical events thought to be real but were fictional
Sometimes people are willing to ignore the facts and add fictional details to make the historical story more interesting.
New technology
Both Amazon and Apple are developing technology that helps you know the location of anything
Although their technology has enormous potential for application, both Amazon and Apple are tight-lipped about their ability to remotely locate objects.
Computer science
What to do if the Home button on iPhone stops working?
Apple abandoned the Home button on the iPhone last year when all 2018 iPhone models were equipped with Face ID and an edge-to-edge screen.
Health
Surprise with the dishes that can make you feel bloated
You will be surprised when broccoli, apples, cereals and yogurt are also on this list of foods that cause bloating and bloating.
Computer science
Why are most printed circuit boards green while Apple is black?
Although the green boards make circuit board testing more efficient, but when the process is more automated, its color becomes no longer so important.
Medicine - Health
Each apple contains up to 100 million beneficial bacteria for health
Scientists compared organic apples and regular apples and found that 'newly harvested' apples contained significantly more beneficial bacteria than regular apples.
Health
Not only to eat, these four fruits, if placed in a bedroom, are better than a thousand times
Fruits can not only be absorbed by the way of eating but also can bring many health benefits in a very simple way that is located right in the bedroom.
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Visit the place where Vietnam's most precious lotus species is preserved
In Hanoi, there is a center for planting and researching, preserving about 40 rare and precious lotus species throughout the country and abroad.
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Russian tanks turned into giant fruit peelers
Not only did the watermelon cut off, the Russian T80U tank could also cut pears and apples of smaller sizes. This unique performance shows how the talent of handling tan…
Biology
Modern apple tree is a hybrid of at least 4 wild apples
Fossil and genetic data show that large apples have grown several million years before humans began to cultivate.
Health
The smallest baby in the world miraculously survives even though it is about the size of an ... apple
A newborn baby in San Diego (USA) has a nickname
Life
Natural ways to cure malformed toenails stab into flesh
Stabbing nails are quite common, which occurs when the angle of the toenails deflects and stabs the skin tenderly. This condition is painful if not handled.
Scientific application
Detecting toxins in food after 10 minutes thanks to nano silver
Testing on rice, mangoes, oranges, apples, vegetables, tea ... nano-silver SERS base can identify pesticides, kill insects.
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Rare historical photos show how amazingly the world has changed
This photo series will show you how the world has been 'transformed' over the years.