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Is the water in a balut egg as nutritious as ginseng? Expert's explanation makes many people 'startled'
When asked what the water in a balut egg is like, everyone answered:
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Lacking electricity and water, how did China build thousands of kilometers of highway across the Taklimakan desert?
Building cross-desert highways is one of China's engineering marvels.
Oceanography
What is the truth behind feeding ice cubes to beluga whales?
In this scorching summer, you're probably thinking of different ways to cool off. But have you ever wondered why we often see people feeding ice cubes to beluga whales?
Biology
7 common bacteria that cause food poisoning
Food can become contaminated with bacteria from water sources, waste, soil, or human processes during production and transportation.
Health
The secret to longevity of people living in the coldest village in the world
Despite living in the coldest place in the world with an average temperature of minus 50 degrees Celsius, people here still have a fairly high average life expectancy.
Discover science
Why is it warm when it snows and cold when it melts?
Snow, sleet or snow showers are a natural phenomenon, similar to rain but it is a rain of small ice crystals.
Oceanography
'Bad omen' fish found in Mexican waters
Oarfish - a mysterious sea fish that only appears when there is an earthquake under the sea, so it is considered a monster by people.
Space science
Secret Ocean Discovered Inside Saturn's Smallest Moon
One of Saturn's moons, similar in shape to
Animal world
Snakes with colorful and unique patterns in Vietnam!
In Vietnam, there is a species of snake that possesses colorful scales with beautiful patterns. What kind of snake is it and is it dangerous to humans?
Environment
How was the world's dirtiest river saved?
Countries are looking for ways to save rivers and oceans that have already been
Health
7 behaviors that damage the kidneys but many people do, the last 2 things surprise everyone
The kidneys are very important organs but are also very vulnerable to small daily actions.
Scientific application
Raising eels without mud and changing water
Master Le Ngoc Hanh researched the technology of raising eels without mud in a circulating tank without changing the water, shortening the raising time by up to 2 months.
Health
This is a sign that you are drinking too much water.
Drinking enough water is good for your health, but if you drink too much, it can be counterproductive. So how do you know if you're drinking too much water?
Science invention
Science invents new paint, only 1.3 kilograms is enough to cover a Boeing 747
According to scientists, this is the first example of
Space science
NASA spacecraft finds new world that could contain water and life
In what was thought to be the darkest and deadliest place in the Solar System, NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft made a shocking discovery.