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Why re-deposition on the flower dew?
The roses with sweet aroma and the delicate petals sparkling with dewdrops can make the heart of the most icy heart crush.
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How can insect breath under water?
There are hundreds of species of insects that live mainly in water where there is more food on the shore. MIT mathematicians discovered how bugs can breathe underwater.
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Why do sea turtles dive underwater?
Researchers have understood why sea turtles often feed and breed in shallow water or on land, but dive very deep in the ocean. People are watching and studying this rept…
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Why can't trees be tall?
The famous Douglas fir in the botanical world is more capable than most other plants. But there is still a limit that it cannot overcome, and a new study explains why.
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The Great Flood - Legend and science
According to legend, the deluge is a divine punishment for the stubbornness of human disobedience. Many recent traces show that these events are real.
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Discover new ways to create water
Scientists at the University of Illinois have discovered a new way of producing water without producing a boom after a chemical reaction. They not only created water fro…
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Why can't sea water drink?
Besides the fact that it is not delicious, drinking salt water also makes you thirsty. But some animals can handle salinity in seawater.
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When sad, take a cold shower
Winter comes with gloomy days that often make people sad. But just taking a cold shower can cure and even prevent moodiness.
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Cocoa water was available 3,000 years ago
According to a study published in the American journal PNAS, indigenous people in Central America used to drink cacao water more than 3,000 years ago, which is 500 years…
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Water still has many mysteries
According to modern research works, the ancient Earth was smaller in size and the spindle had a greater speed than it is now. And the cycle of the day tends to be longer…
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Is water necessary for lives?
A ship wrecked at sea, a group of people lost in the desert, the only water these people can earn is ... their own urine. And sometimes desperate people have to drink th…
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Why do few people separate fresh water from sea water?
When cities sink because of fresh water, the obvious solution will be seawater separation. But in fact, this technology has been very slow for thousands of years. Althou…
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Looking for life in the rainbow leg
Rainbow may be an important key to identifying habitable planets, a researcher claims. He said scattered light could reveal the presence of liquid water.
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Found a large lake in the Sahara desert
Between the Sahara Desert, in the northwestern Sudan, a large lake of approximately the size of Lake Bai can be found. Most impressive is the lake with water. The lake i…
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Can you believe what your eyes see?
Whether we are drinking water in a certain context or not, our eyeballs are constantly reversing naturally to recognize the different characteristics of the scene. A pre…