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100 scientific experiments can be done at home
These are experiments associated with life with materials from surrounding objects such as bottles, glass jars, CO2 rock, sparks, fire in plastic containers, burning can…
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Science Events
Operate CO2 capture and storage plant
Canada's SaskPower Power Company celebrated the inauguration of the world's first large-scale carbon dioxide (CO2) recovery pilot project.
Science Events
Vietnam prepares for Earth Hour
Over 50 Vietnamese provinces and cities tomorrow night will work with the whole world to act in Earth Hour, with many activities such as using renewable energy, acting f…
Science Events
Successful development of clean energy
In the first report on global clean energy, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the world has achieved impressive success in developing clean energy technologies…
Scientific works
The first factory in the world to turn CO2 into stone
An international team of scientists has been trying to turn CO2 into hard minerals over the past few years.
Scientific works
Switzerland operates the plant
According to Inhabitat, the world's first factory to collect carbon dioxide from the air to produce heat was operated in Zurich, Switzerland.
Scientific works
Impressive buildings 'eat' CO2
A cherished French architect hopes to create energy-saving buildings and
Scientific works
System for turning CO2 into fuel for engines in Canada
Scientists from Canada are building a factory to recycle carbon dioxide (CO2), which can suck carbon dioxide out of the air and combine it with hydrogen obtained from ot…
Scientific works
Air hovering in the air
American architects have announced the design of a special building named CO2 Scraper to cope with global warming.
Science story
Perfect candles for 'Earth Hour'
Originating in Sydney in 2007, every year on the last Saturday of March, people all over the world turn off all electrical appliances for 1 hour to respond.
Science story
Ancient biodiversity disappears: Is global warming a cause?
Scientists have found very impressive evidence of the sudden disappearance of ancient plant diversity. The fossil tree leaves 200 million years ago found in East Greenla…
Medicine - Health
Mercury is encroaching into the human food chain
Mercury in liquid form is less toxic, but its compounds and salts are very toxic and cause brain damage, liver, and human exposure, breathing or ingestion.
Medicine - Health
How to provide first aid when gas suffers
Recently, the gas suffocation in Thanh Hoa lime kiln caused 8 deaths and many people were puzzled and afraid.
Medicine - Health
Washing your hands with warm water does not kill bacteria
Many people believe that washing hands with warm water will kill all bacteria. But that is not true.
Science invention
The first pore fluid in the world
Fluid-rich fluids invented by researchers in Northern Ireland can be used to capture CO2 from industries, greatly reducing pollution.