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China creates a 'water battery' that is nearly twice as powerful as a lithium battery but the price... remains the same
The new type of water battery is expected to change the face of the future electric vehicle industry.
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Humans' heat tolerance limit is not as high as we think
High temperatures cause many effects on organs in the human body and can lead to death.
Environment
Giant blue hole discovered: Humans are not capable of exploring yet!
The Taam Ja' blue hole is at least 420 meters below sea level and may be connected to a system of hidden caves and tunnels.
Animal world
The American zoo will euthanize the Lily hippo
The 45-year-old female hippo Water Lily, who has lived at Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle (USA), since 1979, will be euthanized next week.
Scientific works
South-North Water Diversion Project: Chinese super project costs tens of billions of dollars, 'artificial river' has 1-02 on Earth
The South-North Water Diversion Project (SNWDP) began taking shape in the 1950s and when fully completed in 2050, it will transfer tens of billions of cubic meters of wa…
Archeology
The largest salmon on Earth has tusks like a humped pig
The largest salmon species ever discovered, Oncorhynchus rastrosus, can use its tusk-like teeth to compete with rivals, defend itself from predators, and dig nests.
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Why is it easy to get heat stroke when running long distances?
When running long distances, many people are at risk of heat stroke, even life-threatening. How to reduce the risk of heatstroke, signs of heatstroke and effective first…
Videos
Video: Cleaning up the aftermath of floods like 'rich people' in Dubai
To quickly restore the city's status quo, Dubai has used a series of advanced technological equipment.
Scientific works
Floating desalination plant helps Barcelona cope with drought
A floating desalination plant with a capacity of 40,000 m3 of water/day will be able to help Barcelona solve its water needs amid a prolonged drought.
Environment
Satellite images of Dubai before and after the 'apocalyptic' flood
Unprecedented rainfall engulfed the United Arab Emirates (UAE) last week, bringing life in Dubai and many other places in the region to a standstill.
Environment
How does the weather change from El Nino to La Nina?
El Nino will likely recede soon, signaling a rapid transition to the opposite climate and ocean pattern, La Nina.
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Why are there so many pink lakes in Australia?
In Australia there are many pink lakes. According to scientists, the pink lake is created by a combination of many factors including climate and hydrology...
Oceanography
Blue sea dragon: A sea slug that possesses beauty as if it came out of mythology but has deadly poison!
Glaucus atlanticus, also known as the blue sea dragon, angel slug or blue angel, is a small species of sea slug in the family Glaucidae.
Biology
You may not know: Queen bumblebees can live underwater for a whole week
The study found that 81% of queens that were completely submerged in water survived after 7 days, then lived well for another 8 weeks in dry conditions.
Environment
Building dense houses, 45% of major Chinese cities are sinking rapidly
Satellite-based research shows that nearly half of China's major cities are experiencing moderate to severe subsidence, putting millions of people at risk.