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China's Cheap Solid-State Batteries - A Breakthrough for Electric Vehicles?
A new approach by a Chinese research team has broken the cost barrier, while maintaining performance, for lithium batteries.
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How did life really begin on Earth?
Today we can easily say that life began with microorganisms. But what must have come before the first microorganisms?
Scientific application
The recycling process turns wastewater into a 'treasure'
Researchers at Stanford University are developing an anaerobic wastewater treatment process to create clean water and a valuable resource.
Archeology
The most severe period of extinction is also the time when the Earth is 'strongest'
As it turns out, the deadliest extinction event on Earth in the past also had another feature - it was extremely 'smelly'.
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Why can't we stand the garlic smell?
Garlic processed or eaten raw goes into the gastrointestinal tract when escaping the odor through the breath will no longer 'smell' like the original. More importantly,…
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There is a chemical element applied for decades that turned out to never exist
At the end of January 2018, the magazine Chemical Communications published a very strange and interesting study.
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Why do onions, garlic cause bad breath?
Have you ever wondered why after eating garlic or onion the breath is so strong?
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9 types of rocks - beautiful but deadly minerals present on Earth
Just like Superman - Superman when exposed to Kryptonite will lose its power and weaken. Our Earth people when exposed to 9 types of stones - the following minerals will…
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The Earth may have swallowed its planet
British researchers make new assumptions that Earth was
Oceanography
Simulate snail shells to make armor, helmets ...
The latest research on the three-layer shell structure of a sea snail species can lead to the introduction of new generation helmets and helmets.
Oceanography
Why smell the sea?
A beach trip means sand in your feet, salt water in your mouth and cool air in your nose. But what brought the sea something so pleasant and unmistakable? Now the curtai…
Archeology
Explain the mass extinction on Earth 250 million years ago
A new study suggests that toxic gases that destroy the ozone layer escaping from oceans may not be the cause of the world's largest mass extinction so far.
Space science
Astronomers claim that Uranus smells like ... fart
This planet, which has a pretty meaningful name
Biology
Detection of bacteria that can regulate climate
A new study shows that a species of bacteria living in the ocean may be the key to regulating the Earth's climate.
Biology
Bacteria that make carbon nanotubes
Chemists and engineers from the United States and South Korea have discovered some types of semiconductor nanotubes made from living organisms, bacteria - this discovery…