Animal world
Tropical spiders can hide for 30 minutes underwater
A tropical spider uses air membranes to hide under water and hide from predators for half an hour, surprising scientists.
Water
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History
Discover the sophisticated water system of the ancient Arabs
Nabataea, an ancient Arab kingdom, built a water collection and distribution system that is still usable after thousands of years.
New technology
Build a device to turn CO2 into oxygen on the Moon
The 5 kg mobile device uses lunar soil, water and solar energy to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into oxygen and fuel.
Oceanography
Why are deep-sea animals often huge in size?
Many large deep-sea animals outnumber their relatives elsewhere, perhaps for environmental reasons or for survival purposes.
Space science
Water from Earth's atmosphere may have caused rain on the Moon
Over the past billions of years, Earth may have dumped about 3,500 cubic kilometers of water onto the Moon's poles.
Space science
The Utopia: Is the Sun the Earth's Water Supply?
The researchers think that the solar wind produces water vapor on the asteroids. When they collide with the Earth, they provide a large amount of water.
Photo library
The unique 'polka-dot' lake is likened to Mars on Earth
Spotted Lake is located northwest of Osoyoos, east of the Similkameen Valley of British Columbia (Canada).
Videos
Attacking the giant python, the belligerent monkey immediately received a tragic result
Aggressively attacking the giant python right in the water, the belligerent monkey had to pay a very heavy price.
Environment
Discover the unique 'sky lake' embraced by '8 fairies'
Vu Tuyen is a district located in the southeast of Lai Tan city, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (China), also known as Tien Thanh. There is a 'sky lake' with beautiful…
Animal world
Creatures that can break into the toilet and make you 'cry out'
These creatures can get in through the pipe of the toilet, and if you are accidentally going to the toilet at that time, then...
New technology
The world's first submersible hydrofoil
Startup company iSpace2o has begun production of the hull of a high-speed hydrofoil that can dive deep underwater, called Deepseaker DS1.
Biology
The strange 'coconut water' that flows from the trunk of a birch tree, a popular drink in Finland
Thuy and her husband and children experienced an outing in the birch forest. And for the first time in her life, she tasted the strange taste flowing from the tree trunk.
Scientific application
Device that turns seawater into drinking water without filtration
The new device, developed by professor Jongyoon Han and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), produces drinking water from seawater with only a…
Scientific application
Saudi Arabia sows artificial rain in 3 cities
Saudi Arabia embarked on the first phase of artificial rain operations in areas above Riyadh, al-Qassim, and Hail on April 26.
Animal world
Why can bloodworms, invertebrates, possess fearsome fangs like the sandworm in Dune?
Recently, scientists discovered the protein and process behind how bloodworms form their jaws.