History
50 years ago the first CT scanner let doctors see inside the skull
Hounsfield has created a magical machine, answering his concern about the ability to 'see inside a sealed box without opening it'.
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Biology
Indonesia bred 'good' mosquitoes against dengue fever
Researchers in Indonesia have found a way to fight disease-carrying mosquitoes by breeding an insect that carries bacteria that block viruses like dengue.
Biology
Using insects to turn waste into 'gold'
Chua Kai-Ninh spends a lot of time during the day making sure that his animals are well fed and grow fast.
Scientific application
Australian-style mango planting: Tips to 'prompt' the tree to bear fruit
Leo Skliros, Chairman of the Australian Northern Territory Mango Industry Association, has the potential to help mango trees flower and bear fruit early in winter (July).
Environment
New black gold in Nigeria: Used car tires
Nigeria is heavily dependent on revenue from oil exports, which is seen as
Funny corner
From 'LEGOogle' to 'Coca-CoLacoste': The 'lucky' combinations between world famous brands
Logos are not only a way for companies to express their identity but also help consumers easily remember and distinguish different brands.
Funny corner
Waiting for Cybertruck for so long, a Bosnian Tesla fan made a real replica
A soulful Ford Raptor F-150 pickup, a Cybertruck corpse.
Photo library
Unbelievable images more than half a century ago of a beautiful and modern Afghanistan
Before falling into the darkness of war and violence, Afghanistan was a country that flourished in culture, education, fashion and infrastructure.
Videos
Video: Mongoose vs fierce dogs, which one will win this fight?
Both dogs surrounded the small but equally dangerous opponent.
Science Events
Overwhelmed by the 'parade' of the 3,000-year-old mummy of the Egyptian royal family
The parade of 22 mummies of Egypt's kings and queens dating back up to 3,000 years is celebrated with grandeur, bearing the imprint of one of the greatest civilizations…
Scientific works
The hydroelectric dam is one and a half times taller than the Three Gorges Dam coming into operation
O Dong Duc Dam generated electricity from all 12 generators on June 16, supplying electricity from the Yangtze valley in the southwest to the most populous areas in the…
Science story
Antoni Gaudí - 'Father' of quaint works
In his book '20 Outstanding Minds That Changed the World', Antoni Gaudí is called a great architect, designing unique buildings inspired by nature.
Science story
James Maxwell - The Forgotten Great Physicist
The physicist with a rather strange name actually contributed only a small part as explaining the principle of radio waves, magnets and battery charging. But why is he s…
Food safety
Top 7 vegetables that are not cooked well but eaten raw will make the body poisoned
Many people like to eat raw vegetables because they think that vegetables can lose weight and avoid losing nutrients, but not all vegetables can be eaten raw.
Health
Can eating mushrooms help reduce the risk of depression in humans?
According to researchers, mushrooms contain ergothioneine, an antioxidant that helps protect against cell and tissue damage in the body.