New technology
Injecting chemicals helps 'revive' old batteries
Scientists have developed a method that significantly restores a battery's original capacity after degradation due to many charge-discharge cycles.
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Photo library
Magical things on Earth are lucky to see in life
In a world full of strange mysteries, thanks to modern technology, we have recorded phenomena that must be fortunate enough to be seen in life.
Archeology
'Book of the Dead' guides ancient Egyptians to the afterlife
The 'Book of the Dead' is the modern-day name given to a series of ancient Egyptian texts that the Egyptians believed would help the dead navigate the underworld. Copies…
Health
Identified enzyme that helps sperm production for life
New research in mice shows that sperm production during the adult stage would not take place without the enzyme DOT1L.
Science story
Glycerine and its miraculous uses in life
Glycerine was first discovered in 1779 by Carl Wilhelm Scheele, a chemist from Sweden.
Health
Controversy about the fruit that is said to prolong life by 5 years
Studies show that in rats, supplementing with two cups of grapes per day reduces fatty liver disease, increasing life expectancy. The authors believe that it also works…
History
The Japanese 'slow and sustainable lifestyle' stems from the policy that made the country isolated for more than 200 years
The policy of 'disclosure' or seclusion, which has isolated Japan for more than two centuries, has had an unexpected effect, according to historians.
Conquer Mars
Design an inflatable house for life on Mars
British artists on August 15 presented a two-story inflatable house design that could help humans colonize the harsh red planet.
Animal world
Found 2 million-year-old frog still living in oil field: 'Key' of human longevity?
When radiocarbon dating, the scientists found that the frog was 2,000,000 years old.
Science Events
'Element of life' is about to run out: Is the world on the brink of crisis?
The use of phosphate fertilizers has quadrupled in the past 50 years as the global population has grown. But this resource is gradually depleting.
Scientific works
The chicken or the egg came first - the question has the answer
'The chicken or the egg came first' - a difficult and controversial question that has long been answered. But it also brings up more conundrums.
Space science
Why is the existence of Saturn and Jupiter important for life on Earth?
Today, with the development of science, we also know the value and importance of other planets in the Solar System to Earth.
Animal world
The truth about the hard life of a sloth
Referring to sloths, we think of slowness, laziness, lying on the tree all day. But in fact, sloths have more mysteries to explain their slowness.
Alien
Detecting life in Earth's dead zone, bringing alien portraits
Unbelievable life forms have just been discovered in the deep salt lakes of the Red Sea, which is as hard to live as many alien lands.
Health
The 3 best 'elixir of life' in the world but completely free, anyone can use it
If you want to live a long and healthy life without spending anything, you definitely cannot ignore 3 types