Oceanography
Hawaii closed the beach because jellyfish invaded massively
Local authorities decided to close the beach to reduce the risk of venom poisoning for residents after 30 people became victims of jellyfish.
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What can be eaten after a nuclear war disaster?
Scientists from the Alliance to protect the Earth from natural disasters (ALLFED) say what humans can eat in the event of a nuclear war, BusinessInsider newspaper report…
Environment
Wildfires can change Australia forever
Forest fires are part of the natural rhythm for the environment in Australia. But scientists have never witnessed what is happening.
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Experimenting with 13,000-year-old ash and ash, scientists investigated why volcanic lightning formed
Researchers learn about the most dangerous natural phenomena on Earth but are also breathtakingly beautiful.
Health
Ingredients useless in vegetables, fruit has the effect of preventing cancer
Many people believe that fiber is a useless component of food, since most have no nutritional value. However, when fiber helps ease stool excretion, thereby helping to f…
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What is arsenic, is it harmful or not?
Arsenic (arsenic) is one of the most unique elements in the world, occurring both in the natural environment and created by human activities.
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Science proves that these five weight loss foods are useless
When searching on Google for the phrase 'weight loss', there was no natural food supplement introduced with the weight loss effect that many people don't know about the…
Environment
Victoria Falls is 100 meters high and nearly dried up due to climate change
Victoria Falls, located on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, is considered one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in the world, but now it is in danger of dis…
New technology
Super yachts look like killer whales
The Italian shipbuilding company reveals the first concept images of a luxury yacht inspired by the natural world.
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Are girls really good at literature, boys are good at math?
Most people think that girls are good at literature and boys are good at math, but recent research shows that this is not the case because boys and girls are equally ski…
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Why did buildings collapse when the earthquake struck? The truth is more complicated than you think!
Earthquakes have always been a frightening natural phenomenon, and it becomes more dangerous as growing cities come with the risk of collapse of tall buildings.
Animal world
Discovered 7 new leech species living in freshwater mussels
Research published November 11 shows that the link between leeches and freshwater mussels has developed over millions of years.
Environment
Sweden recycles 99% of its waste
Sweden is known as one of the leading sustainable development countries in the world, everything they consider to be resources, including garbage.
Science invention
Japan invented 'super glue' used underwater
The newly invented special glue that can attach materials including glass, metal and stone in seawater in a matter of seconds.
New technology
Scientists have successfully developed a new type of concrete that is less prone to cracking than conventional concrete
The secret lies in how to mix the ingredients that make up concrete.