Oceanography
The secret to helping Antarctic scallops not freeze
Thanks to a special shell structure with many small ridges, Antarctic scallops can survive in extremely cold environments.
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Animal world
Seals help scientists collect data
Unable to go directly to the research due to the harsh environment, Japanese experts mounted equipment on the seals' heads so that they
Scientific application
The system produces both solar power and water in the desert
The WEC2P system consists of a solar cell and a hydrogel layer that absorbs moisture in the air, and can operate day and night.
Science story
Overview of the production process of 'expensive' earthy perfumes in India
The city of Kanoj, India is the only place where this long tradition of handmade perfumery is preserved.
Oceanography
Huge 'treasure' in the ocean: It took more than 60 years that humans still have not recovered!
The ocean world is not only mysterious but also contains a lot of fascinating treasures.
Animal world
Decipher the creature is said to be 'lucky', the whole body is covered with moss green hair
Recently, on social networks spread a video of a creature covered with a layer of moss green 'fur' swimming gracefully in the water.
Environment
The ice in Greenland melts from bottom to top, faster than ever
The ice covering Greenland is melting rapidly at the bottom, causing more and more water and ice to drift into the ocean, according to new research.
Science Events
Landsat 8 satellite takes pictures of millions of solar cells seen from space
The Landsat 8 satellite imaged the more than 5,700 hectare solar park in the Thar desert, which has a total capacity of 2,245 MW.
Environment
Yuncheng Salt Lake - China's brilliant 'Dead Sea'
Xiechi Lake, also known as Yuncheng Salt Lake in Shanxi province, China, has become famous in recent years for its unreal beauty with impressive vibrant colors.
History
The emperor of the Qing Dynasty spent 'golden mountains' for good deeds, 120 dishes cooked only with this precious water source
The emperor of the Qing Dynasty ate 120 dishes each meal, using a silver bowl and a jade spoon to spend 'mountain of money'. The source of cooking water using only water…
1001 mystery
Unsolved mysteries in Chinese history
Since ancient times, the mystical land of China has recorded a number of mysteries with fascinating stories. Some great examples include assassinations of historical fig…
Scientific application
Denmark produces non-alcoholic beer that 'tastes' like regular beer
Just by solving the problem of taste, non-alcoholic beers promise to bring a new way of enjoying beer that is better for health.
Archeology
Creepy 'ghost' village emerges between Spain-Portugal border
The ruins of a 'ghost' village have been exposed after a drought dried up a dam on the Spain-Portugal border, attracting curious crowds.
Oceanography
The explosion helps measure the deepest point on the ocean floor
A scientific instrument collapsed into the sea, giving researchers the opportunity to accurately calculate the depth of the Challenger Deep.
Space science
'Water grave' will bury the ISS station in the future
NASA will drop the International Space Station into an uninhabited sea called Point Nemo in 2031.