The new active ingredient protects plants from drought, despite climate change
A team of scientists led by California Riverside University (UCR), USA, has created a chemical to help plants retain water, which could prevent the annual wave of damage…
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A team of scientists led by California Riverside University (UCR), USA, has created a chemical to help plants retain water, which could prevent the annual wave of damage…
The continuous flow of warm water, combined with the impact of hydroelectric dams, has led to a sharp decline in the size of the largest Pacific salmon species and the r…
When fish are found, they will plunge into the water at a collision rate of up to 100 km / h; The prey seems unlikely to have a chance to back off from this lightning at…
Sore throat often comes from damage to the throat, bronchi and surrounding organs.
NASA's impressive image of galaxies, nebulae and countless other objects in the universe as a reminder of the smallness of the Earth compared to the outside world.
There are things that bottled water manufacturers never want consumers to know about.
The toilets in Japan are so clean that people can eat, sleep, play games or do whatever they like in them.
A flooded ancient Egyptian tomb surprised archaeologists, after they drew water and discovered large, intact artifacts covered in thick mud.
Located in a national park, Blue Lake holds the title of the cleanest lake in the world.
The world is concerned about reports of methane erupting from the bottom of the Arctic Ocean, but the reality is that so far this methane is still significantly smaller…
Using only milk, water bottles and smartphones, the Japanese man created a survival lamp to help him create a light source during a power outage due to Super Typhoon Hag…
Using granular activated carbon combined with aeration through the insert tower can help filter styrene contaminated water.
Researchers released a rare footage showing how humpback whales feed in the waters of southeastern Alaska on October 14.
Freezing on Earth, 99% is at 2 poles, 1% is inland. And any part that melts, mankind has suffered terrible consequences.
Talking with PV by phone, Prof. Dr. Tran Van Sung, former Director of the Institute of Chemistry, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology recommends