Space science
How do vegetables grown in space taste?
In the near future, astronauts can fully grow their own vegetables in space to replace food from the Earth.
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Space science
Why do ice forms on Mercury despite temperatures up to 400 degrees Celsius?
A team of scientists from Georgia Tech gave a new explanation for how ice formed on Mercury even though the scorching surface temperature could reach 400 degrees Celsius.
Animal world
For the first time discovered the mating toad species
Females can actively mate with males of another species if that provides a better chance of adaptation, the new study says.
Environment
Why is the West salinity drought so harsh this year?
Salinity drought in the dry season 2019-2020 in the Mekong Delta is considered by many to be more severe than the 2016 record year.
Videos
A rare video about the self-defense mechanism of dwarf sperm: 'Squid bombing' when in danger
This is probably the first time we've witnessed
New technology
The leaf-inspired surface helps prevent frost
By adjusting the surface texture, scientists can reduce the ability of ice and frost to form 60 - 80% on all materials.
Discover science
Why is Lavabo's drainage pipe curved?
If you pay attention, you will see that the lavabo drainage pipe has a curved shape, the first part bends down and then goes upwards, what purpose does it do?
Discover science
Why do clothes darken when wet?
Clothes and fabrics become darker when wet because there is less light reflected from the material toward the user.
Space science
This device can turn urine into usable water in space
In outer space, creating water is a huge technical challenge.
Space science
A dwarf planet in the solar system called China's water god
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) recently named a planet in the solar system after the Chinese water god Gonggong.
Space science
The first time discovered the water drop star
Due to the force of gravity in the binary star system, the star HD74423 in the Milky Way is pulled distorted to one side.
Biology
It is expected that by 2021, humanity will have the first saline tolerant rice bowl
Agrisea Company is researching and developing rice that can stand up to salt water.
Biology
Why should not water the plants at noon summer?
Water is essential for plants, water helps bring nutrients from the roots to feed the tree so to grow well, we should water regularly.
Life
How to clean the phone to prevent Covid-19
As Covid-19 continues to spread, keeping hands and smartphones clean can help protect you against viruses.
Environment
Plastic pollution on the highest mountain in Wales
The alarming number of microscopic particles found in a lake on the top of Snowdon is a warning to environmental pollution.