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Surprisingly, the ability to 'copy the original' of the slime mold
Although there is no brain, single-celled organisms such as mucus are able to communicate what they have learned to each other.
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Researchers believe that this arched bridge architecture is the most sustainable in the world
What construction method can a building architecture be so stable? Listen to researchers from Warwick University.
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See how much a lipstick can do wonders
Find out the process of making a lipstick that makes every woman fall in love.
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Learn the origins of cotton bricks 'classics'
Talking about cotton tiles, marble tiles
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How to remove moldy odors in woodwork
The rainy season is approaching again and worries that furniture made from their plywood will be moldy and have an unpleasant smell. The moldy smell of wood not only aff…
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The process of molding chocolate from cocoa
To create the chocolate, the manufacturer has to go through a lot of stages, starting with the harvesting and processing of the cocoa beans before being taken to the pro…
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The process of molding the glass
Experts record 10 steps of the glass manufacturing process, in which the preparation and preparation of materials is quite complicated.
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The identity of the character in the 18th-century portrait is revealed
The 18th-century portrait called
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Unexpected character identity in the 18th century portrait
This is the first work to draw a picture of a man dressed in women's clothing. Chevalier D 'Eon - the new name for the portrait - is on display at Philip Mold Ltd Galler…
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Mites living in the community on wind cockroaches can reduce the risk of allergies
According to a recent study, tiny ticks that live on the surface of the Madagascan wind cockroach help reduce the presence of mold, thereby reducing allergic reactions.
Archeology
6000 year guardian talismans are cast like NASA technology
The amulet was born 6,000 years ago with the seamless casting technology still used by NASA to build spacecraft.
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Discovered two stone bronze casting molds dating back more than 2,000 years
Ax mold has body 8.1cm long; 5.1cm wide; 2cm thick; weighs 120 grams. Chisel mold has 11.2 cm long body; 5.6cm wide; 3.2cm thick; heavy 360gam.
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Discovering many valuable archeological artifacts at the ancient Vietnamese 'city'
Luy Lau relic is the domination of Giao Chi district in Han Dynasty. From about 2000 years ago, this place was a political, economic and cultural center of Linh Nam area…
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Detecting a piece of bronze drum mold in Luy Lau
In 2014, experts from East Asia University (Japan) together with officials of the National Museum of History cooperated to study the ancient city of Luy Lau (Thanh Khuon…
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Ida fossils were exaggerated
Scientists seem to regularly mold themselves, and sometimes push themselves to obscurity. Those times also make a little noise.