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Desert dust is transformed into life-giving minerals
Desert dust is being converted into minerals by the Earth's atmosphere, and thereby nurturing life.
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Environment
Saharan dust is important for ecological protection and climate change
As iron-laden dust moved farther away from the Sahara, atmospheric reactions made iron increasingly accessible to support life.
Science story
Real life Sherlock Homes forensics lab
Edmond Locard, nicknamed the French Sherlock Holmes, built the world's first forensic laboratory in Lyon.
Science story
The death of the world's leading zoologist and the story of 'birth and death'
Steve Irwin has wrestled with crocodiles, faced hundreds of wild animals. But in the end, his life ended because of an unexpected animal.
Animal world
Why do domestic cats have white paws?
If you see a domestic cat, the high rate is that it will have white paws. But this detail is rarely seen on the paws of domestic cats, the animals related to domestic ca…
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How was the first bank thief in US history arrested?
In the late summer of 1798, when the deadly yellow fever swept across Philadelphia, the people left the city but left but there were individuals forced to stay here.
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The fear of math can cause pain
For those who are afraid of math, thinking about simple calculations can cause a painful feeling in the head.
Archeology
Find the world's largest dinosaur footprint
On October 7, French fossil experts said that dinosaur footprints were thought to be the world's largest ...
Space science
Diamonds lose the throne 'king' hardness
Professor Tristan Ferrroir, of the University of Lyon, France, announced that his team has discovered that new matter is harder than diamond.
Space science
Nasa delayed the launch of the shuttle
On December 6, NASA officials postponed the launch of the Atlantis space shuttle for at least 24 hours due to problems with the fuel sensor.
Animal world
Explained the phenomenon of two-sided cats
There is a separate Facebook page, a video posted on YouTube that attracts more than 1 million viewers and appeared in the Today Show last week, the 3-year-old cat is cu…
Scientific works
The world's largest solar field in Australia is about to start
Super-giant solar fields in the state of South Australia are rushing to be completed in preparation for official operation.
Medicine - Health
The girl looked at everything as white and black
For Freyah Rose Lyons, everything is black and white because she suffers from a rare syndrome that makes her eyes unable to see any color.
New technology
Live map of global population
Software engineer Brad Lyon along with designer Bill Snebold has created a visual map showing all births and deaths in countries around the globe.
New technology
Robots can learn languages from people
Robots can develop language skills through interaction with humans, according to a new study from the University of Hertfordshire (UK) in PLoS ONE. British researchers C…