Biology
Discovered the unique ability of bees to save themselves from drowning
According to a new study, when bees fall into the water to avoid drowning, they know how to use their wings to move across the water, creating waves with beats to surf i…
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The life of a Nobel laureate is boycotted by employees
William Shockley won the Nobel Prize but was named the worst leader in Silicon Valley, hated and ended his life in solitude.
Animal world
Lizards change their eating habits when the climate rises 2 degrees Celsius
Lizards usually live on an insect diet, including insects that eat plants like crickets, as well as carnivorous insects like spiders and beetles. T
Biology
A 3,000 year old olive tree still bears fruit
Thanks to the method of dating by luminescence, the scientists found the time to plant ancient olive trees with trunk circumference up to 12.5 m.
Science story
The unnamed suffering of scientists: counting ... sperm, counting stars
Although technology has made great progress, there are many things that scientists still have to do manually: visual observation and manual counting, such as counting st…
New technology
The 'reverse' design of the new lithium-ion battery: a hot charge at 60 degrees Celsius for only 10 minutes is full
The team is still trying to go one step further, trying to see if they can fully charge the battery in just 5 minutes.
Space science
The soil on Mars and the Moon can grow trees
If we are going to set up permanent bases on the Moon or Mars, we need to think of ways to make our own food.
Biology
19 million year old wood discovered on the bottom of the sea
The majority of wood chips in sediments on the bottom of the Bay of Bengal belong to ancient trees growing in lowlands near the sea.
Biology
Split trunks caught fire from the inside
The hollow trunk of Trinity, Texas, burns in and out, possibly due to lightning strikes.
Biology
What do you think of trees that glow like streetlights?
Imagine a place that is so dark that you close or open your eyes the same way because there is no sunlight.
Discover science
Scientific reports instructing how many trees to plant are enough to save the Earth
The author of the study also said: planting right now so that the trees can grow, so that it can help us later.
Biology
Nearly 60% of typical European tree species are endangered
More than half of Europe's specific woody plants, including those that used to be so popular, such as horse chestnut or rowan, are facing extinction.
1001 mystery
Mysterious bicycle swallowing tree
Contrary to the theory that the bike was forgotten by a boy, some people suspected that someone had hung it on a tree.
Biology
Discover a rare and precious conifer population in Lao Cai
In the morning of September 20, Mr. Ngo Kien Trung, Head of Bat Xat Nature Reserve Management Board (Lao Cai), said that the unit had just discovered a rare and precious…
Biology
Scientists want to turn bees into an army that specializes in detecting explosives and radioactivity
Bees have the advantage of being able to fly and move quickly, plus the ability to detect scents from long distances is great for detecting mines, explosive materials an…