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Rocket division drifted after heavy rain
Large metal pipes, believed to be part of a ballistic missile, drifted into a village in Siberia, Russia, after a massive flood swept through the area.
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Rare earth in the seabed
Economists and geologists are worried that reserves of rare earth elements (hereinafter referred to as rare earths) will run out faster than expected because supply does…
Environment
5 unique experiments in cold weather
Cold temperatures below negative levels can become ideal conditions for performing unique scientific experiments but are also very dangerous.
Environment
Rare earths are threatening technological development
The lack of rare earth metals, used in high-tech electronics, is threatening to push back the rapid growth of many different technologies.
Environment
Examine fire pits in Saigon
During the fire attack, the authorities noted the strong smell and copper metal. This morning, the pit continued to explode, spraying fire, the soil temperature was abou…
Environment
Electric waste like global time bomb
Electronic waste can cause chemicals and heavy metals to leak into the air, soil, water and food, likened to a time bomb for the life of the earth.
Environment
Method of extending the life of nuclear power plants
Any machine or system of equipment, over time, needs repair and maintenance to prevent accidents. This principle is strictly true for nuclear power plants.
Environment
Japan is allowed to exploit rare rare earths in the Pacific
The Japanese government said on July 20 that it had obtained a license to explore and exploit cobalt-rich rare earths at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
Environment
World copper reserves are sufficient for 100 years
Scientists have just completed a database of estimated mineral resources based on announcements from mining companies.
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Detection of fog containing heavy metals
The towering rosewood forests along the California coast are known for the dense fog that rolls up from the ocean almost every night.
Environment
Earth's permafrost is beginning to melt
Radio Australia reported in the report of the climate change dialogue in Qatar, the United Nations Environment Program said
Environment
Can exploit uranium from seawater?
The world's oceans contain at least 4 billion tons of rare metals, but the goal of exploiting uranium from the sea is still a dream for the past four decades. The reason…
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Radiation reduction with corn cobs
Researchers from the sunrise country found that activated carbon, produced from corn cobs, is effective in absorbing radioactive substances, heavy metals and pesticides.…
