Animal world
Melting ice threatens emperor penguins
The study, led by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI), focuses on the number of emperor penguins in Terre Adelie in Antarctica, where French scientists have be…
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Animal world
Transplanting pig heart for monkey
A group of scientists in Seoul (South Korea), led by Dr. Lim Gio-Bin, has successfully performed a heart transplant surgery from a genetically modified pig into a monkey…
Animal world
Great extinct Australian mammals
It was humans who hunted that led to the extinction of large mammals in Australia 40,000 years ago, according to a new study published in Science.
Animal world
Wild dogs were domesticated 33,000 years ago
A group of Russian-led international archaeologists have discovered a skull of a supported dog dating back to 33,000 years in the cave of Siberian Altai mountain.
Animal world
Memory helps elephants to survive the survival war
In an environment where droughts often occur, elephants led by older children have a better chance of surviving, because they can remember places where there is plenty o…
Animal world
Rearrange the family tree of animals
A study led by Brown University biologist Casey Dunn uses new genetic engineering to answer pre-questioned questions about animal evolution. This is a research project o…
Animal world
Successfully cloned poodle
The Korea Times reported that the group of scientists from Seoul University, led by Professor Lee Byung Chun, has carried out a female poodle cloning project over the pa…
Scientific application
The magic shirt made by Vietnamese students surprised many people
LED system mounted on the shirt or on the props of dancers dancing at a price
Scientific application
Growing vegetables does not need Japanese sunlight
You will have a lovely garden corner without using the soil and can be arranged anywhere in the house.
Scientific application
Taiwan uses LED lights to replace traffic lights
Taiwanese authorities said on September 28 that they have replaced more than 690,000 traffic lights across the island in a project to save enough electricity to supply m…
Scientific application
'Intelligent' lighting system
If the 'smart' lighting system tested at Delft University of Technology (Netherlands) succeeds, remembering to turn off the light becomes unnecessary.
Scientific application
Use light to kill harmful insects
Professor Ping Jian of Kim Trach University (Japan) has announced the results of research on pest control by light convergence method (LED).
Scientific application
Destroy bombs by ... mushrooms
Can mushrooms inhibit the power of explosives? This idea led to the invention of Robert Riggs, Texas, USA. When explosives are used for tunneling or destruction, some bl…
Environment
Etna volcano on Sicily island of Italy works again
The reporter in Italy, who led the official source from the country's Civil Rescue Agency, said the Etna volcano on the island of Sicily (southern Italy) was
Environment
The continental Australia coordinates deviate by more than 1.5m from the 1994 figures
A Sydney reporter led a new study that showed that the continent of Australia is shifting, possibly more than 1.5 meters from the previously published coordinates.