Space science
Detects the existence of water in a galaxy 12.8 billion light years from Earth
Scientists say they have discovered evidence of water in a galaxy about 12.8 billion light-years from Earth.
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History
Little-known history of tea - The world's second most popular beverage after water
Today, tea is one of the most popular beverages in the world, with the global market outpacing all of its closest competitors combined.
Biology
Do trees grow faster because of earthquakes?
According to recent research, earthquakes may have helped trees in the valley grow more.
Animal world
Getting into the water pipe to pair, poisonous snakes were caught alive
Two oriental brown snakes, the second most venomous snake in the world, were caught when they crawled into people's homes during the breeding season.
Scientific application
Floating farm - The future of the Dutch livestock industry
As one of the countries
Scientific application
Water generator from the air for upland people
Witnessing the lack of domestic water when going on a field trip in the highlands, two 4th-year students of Hanoi University of Technology came up with the idea of c…
Environment
Cow dung helps filter seawater into pure water
In addition to using it as fertilizer, researchers are using cow dung to filter seawater into pure fresh water.
Environment
Lake turned into desert because of climate change
Once an important area for agriculture and fishing, Lake Faguibine in Mali is now left with bare sand dunes.
Environment
Marvel at the pink river in Peru
In Cusco, Peru, there is an amazingly pink and red river. In particular, this watercolor is only available in the rainy season.
Environment
Turkey's second largest lake disappears due to climate change
Salt Lake Tuz, which has an estimated 250 million tons of salt reserves, is drying up due to climate change and agricultural development.
Scientific works
Billion dollar desalination plant project in the Red Sea
Jordan plans to build a huge desalination plant in the Red Sea to provide drinking water in the face of severe drought.
Scientific works
China designs nuclear reactor without cooling water
A molten salt nuclear reactor that uses thorium instead of uranium could be built in the desert and provide electricity for 100,000 people.
Food safety
Indian expert advises soaking rice before cooking rice: Unexpected benefits and 4 steps to soak rice properly
Is soaking rice necessary during the cooking process? See also what experts have to say about this controversial issue.
Food safety
Should eating mushrooms be washed?
If you still wash mushrooms in a flooded tub like other vegetables, you are 'killing' your mushrooms.
Food safety
Mistakes when soaking vegetables in salt water
Washing vegetables needs to go through certain steps to ensure that they are clean of dirt and chemicals, but do not lose vitamins that are good for health.