Oceanography
Rare white sperm whale discovered
The sperm whale, most likely with albinism, swam near the surface of the water not far from an oil tanker.
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Animal world
The 'monster' on the Amazon River can smell 1 drop of blood in 200 liters of water, indigenous people do not dare to touch!
If the longest river in the world is the Nile in Africa, the largest river in the world is the Amazon River - this river has the largest basin and the most water flow in…
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New type of insoluble ice can keep cold for 13 hours, reuse many times
Scientists have created a new type of ice with a composition of more than 90% water, which is antibacterial and reusable many times.
Oceanography
Dolphin 'invented' spinning diving technique to hunt
Risso dolphins specialize in hunting at a depth of 600 m below the sea surface, rotating their bodies while diving to be able to rush through the water extremely fast.
Space science
Sun 'pours water' on Earth, creating oceans?
The sun, or specifically the solar wind, can be the source of seeds for the Earth's oceans, and the condition for all living things and ourselves to be born.
Archeology
Drain the pond water, discover the monstrous tomb below: The scene inside haunts the expert
When archaeologists arrived at the scene, they discovered that it was the top of an ancient tomb made of green bricks! Experts quickly arrived on the scene.
Scientific application
Reduce soil toxicity by adding minerals to irrigation water
According to the scientists, soil enriched with ferrihydride has the potential to reduce concentrations of arsenic and uranium - elements that pose a threat to human hea…
Scientific application
Synthetic plastic from salmon sperm and vegetable oil: Easier to recycle and decompose than regular plastic
Plastic plays an important role in modern life as well as the production lines of essential things for life, but recycling plastic is expensive, and plastic itself can c…
Biology
Even small and voracious caterpillars have a big impact on global carbon emissions
Outbreaks of the caterpillar Lymantria dispar dispar and the caterpillar Malacasoma disstria occur at least every 5 years in temperate forests.
New technology
The building produces enough electricity for 370 households
With energy trees and 1,000 solar panels on the roof, the Sustainability Pavilion can produce up to 4 gigawatt-hours of electricity per year.
Health
7 habits of people who live long
Habits of people who live long: To fight aging, live healthy, improve life expectancy, we can change our eating habits and choose...
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Varahamihira and the prediction of finding water on Mars 1,500 years ago
There is now a lot of scientific evidence that water exists in small reserves on Mars. This was predicted by Varahamihira - an Indian sage more than 1,500 years ago.
Environment
The Japanese way of catching high-value fish: Unusual, like a swordplay movie!
A very unique style of catching fish with fishing tools that very few people have ever seen.
Oceanography
How do puffer fish inflate and why do they do it?
With the poison in his body and the ability to inflate himself into a ball of spikes, the puffer fish can scare off many of its enemies.
Archeology
How did China's 'Stone Age Venice' fall?
The city of Luong Chu with a complex water canal system that existed more than 5,000 years ago may perish due to climate change.