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This strange phenomenon happened over the weekend in Alabama, USA. A long row of huge waves, billowing up in the horizon and slowly sweeping forward.
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This strange phenomenon happened over the weekend in Alabama, USA. A long row of huge waves, billowing up in the horizon and slowly sweeping forward.
Burying CO2 deep underground is a good solution for climate change, which is becoming more and more serious, but it is not easy to keep the gas from rising to the surfac…
Bauxite residue (red mud) is a liquid waste containing metals, which can pose a potential risk to human health.
The Lawrence Livermore lab team took advantage of ionic liquid solution as a CO2 absorber, developing a new clean, stable and efficient CO2 collection method.
According to a study by DTU Space (Space Industry), the liquid portion of the Earth's core is surprisingly rapidly changing, which could affect the Earth's magnetic fiel…
According to new experimental evidence due to the collaboration among researchers at Stanford Linear Acceleration Center of the California Department of Energy, RIKEN Sp…
Scientific researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a project to recover, store and eventually recycle carbon from vehicles to prevent it from b…
More than 600 crystals of gentlemen are placed in liquid -196 degrees Celsius. This process is done through many stages not everyone knows.
Through photographs of the spacecraft and method of spectral analysis, scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) confirmed on the surface of Mars existed liquid w…
A surfer in Massachusetts, the United States was quick to capture the spectacle: the waves turned into ice completely.
Interesting photos of the following water shaping moments were taken by an Indian photographer.
The animation series depicts interesting chemical reactions, strange transformations that make you no longer feel dry and boring science, instead feeling excited and enc…
Science and art are often two strange areas, but when they combine, the results will be very surprising.
With incense sticks and liquid nitrogen, Mehmet Ozgur, a Turkish-born photographer, has created amazing works of art.
Surface tension acts on molecules on the surface of the liquid, causing droplets in the air to be spherical.