Flowers rarely smell rotten fish in Australia
The two-meter-high flower tree emits a rotting smell of meat in an Australian botanical garden, attracting many people to come and smell it.
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The two-meter-high flower tree emits a rotting smell of meat in an Australian botanical garden, attracting many people to come and smell it.
On August 16 in China, an ancient lotus seed of 600 years old suddenly woke up and blossomed. This strange story surprised everyone and attracted much attention.
More commonly known as Titan, this bug can grow to almost 18cm and its teeth are so strong that it can cut a pencil in half.
From medicine to cosmetics, plastics to paper, almost a day goes by without us using titanium dioxide. Now researchers at the University of Leeds have developed a simple…
Researchers from Bauman Technical University (Russia) have invented a new technique that allows the weight of space devices to be used to launch satellites.
Chemists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Arizona State University have come up with a simple
Air pollution is a big problem for any city in the world.
Butterflies have previously been classified as the most fragile materials in nature. However, Chinese scientists have recently discovered that the insect's wings are cap…
Recently scientists at Queensland University of Technology (Australia) said that it has successfully developed the first smart material in the world that has the ability…
On September 11, Binh Thuan Department of Natural Resources and Environment suspended titanium mining activities of Duong Anh Joint Stock Company, because this company h…
If reinforced with nickel and titanium alloy made of nickel and sugar, the bridge and road will be like a
Historically there have been many dynasties in the world destroyed by the process of climate change, typically the Tang Dynasty in China and the May-a (Maya) Dynasty in…
13 years flying around Saturn, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has recorded thousands of stunning images of this mysterious planet.
Photographer Ryoji Tanaka and chemist Ryoji Tanaka took amazing photos of the beauty of many minerals on Earth.