Who invented the dishwasher?
In the 1880s, Josephine Garis Cochran changed the way people washed dishes when she invented the first modern dishwasher.
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In the 1880s, Josephine Garis Cochran changed the way people washed dishes when she invented the first modern dishwasher.
Using rice water to nourish and prevent hair loss is a popular trend on social networks. But is it as effective as rumored?
The Captain Arctic cruise ship has five large sails 35m high, covered with 2,000m2 of solar panels to help exploit clean energy.
While fishing for marlin at sea, a group of fishermen unexpectedly caught a 3 meter long, 64 kg oarfish.
This robot will emerge from underwater and rescue drowning people immediately after receiving a signal.
Color changing cups are one of the products used by many people today, especially young people because of the unique features that this product brings.
El Nino, La Nina and ENSO are all dangerous extreme weather phenomena.
Chinese scientists have created amino acids - the building blocks of life - using only air and water thanks to a new environmentally friendly method.
Tectonic plate movements and falling sea levels once separated the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean, causing seawater to evaporate and form a vast saline basin.
The eastern Pacific Ocean has a current of water that is getting colder, contrary to scientists' climate models.
NASA believes that areas with terrain that is
A group of swimmers from the charity Ocean Culture Life (OCL) had the unique opportunity to encounter an all-white humpback whale during a trip to Tonga (South Pacific).
The annual migration of giant schools of sardines from eastern South Africa to the Indian Ocean is the largest on the planet in terms of biomass.
The brain-eating amoeba has the scientific name Naegleria fowleri - a type of parasite.
Water chili grass is often considered a weed, seemingly worthless but in fact brings many benefits and has very diverse applications.