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Create a paper and water-powered battery that's as powerful as an AA battery
Water-powered paper batteries hold the promise of high applicability to disposable electronic devices.
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It's so hot, why don't Europeans install air conditioners?
Europe is experiencing an extremely hot heat wave, but most people here do not have the opportunity to use air conditioning.
Health
Top 6 drinks that make people age faster
Water makes up 60% of the human body weight. According to nutritionist Janice Padilla, with such a high concentration of H2O, the fluids we absorb are especially necessa…
Environment
Hot weather in Europe causes ozone pollution to harmful levels
Europe's atmospheric watchdog warns the risk of wildfires is on the rise, with large parts of Western Europe at
Health
Top 7 most terrifying infectious diseases in human history
When it comes to infectious diseases, the first feeling of many people is panic, which not only causes pain for the sick person, but only someone who comes into contact…
Life
New breakthrough: Creating Covid-19 antibodies from chicken eggs
Eggs from chickens raised at a US university contain high levels of antibodies, which can be used to treat or help prevent Covid-19 infection.
Cancer
Breakthrough of Australian scientists in the treatment of pediatric cancer patients
Scientists say they have identified pediatric cancer patients who are at increased risk of serious infections associated with neutropenia.
Science invention
New invention recycles cotton waste into new high-value fabrics
The new method converts waste cotton fabric into sugar, which can be used to make spandex, nylon or ethanol.
New technology
Scientists develop artificial muscles that are 10 times stronger than real muscles
Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have developed a new material to produce artificial muscles that are stronger and more flexible than many…
Animal world
Inflation angers the penguins at the Japanese aquarium
Japan is a country with a particularly high demand for seafood, and it seems that the penguins that live here are the same.
Discover science
The millennial lighthouse does not turn off: More than 90m high, standing nearly 55km away, you can still see it
Built in the city named after Alexander the Great, this lighthouse has been shining for over a thousand years guiding ships into the Egyptian harbor.
Health
France warns that overuse of turmeric can be toxic to the liver
On June 29, the French National Food Safety Authority (ANSES) issued a warning, people should be cautious when consuming turmeric as a functional food.
History
Decipher the name 'Forbidden City' of the Imperial Palace: The wall is red with yellow tiles but uses the word 'zi' to mean purple?
Few people know that the 'death' in the Forbidden City also has the meaning from the idiom 'death gas east hybrid'.
Space science
Giant ice volcanoes appear on Pluto, possibly with life
The universe always has many unsolved mysteries. The appearance of giant ice volcanoes on Pluto shows that the dwarf planet is not an ice ball as we thought.
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Poseidon: Russian weapon is likened by the West to an 'apocalyptic machine' that can cause a tsunami 90m high
President Putin boasts that Poseidon's speed and ability to operate in the deep sea will make the opponent unstoppable.