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The biotic house encounters the giant jellyfish in British waters
Buckets, animals that can weigh up to 35 kg as adults, are caught swimming in British waters.
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Health
Mistakes when eating vegetables many people suffer
Soaking vegetables in salt water to kill bacteria, cooking too long, not peeling, slicing fruits before washing ... are common mistakes when eating vegetables.
Space science
Super dust storm 'devour' neighbor Earth?
ESA has discovered that super dust storms appear near Mars' Arctic and can completely swallow this planet again.
Environment
This machine is a great solution that Wales has used to reduce plastic nationwide
About 1100 businesses and Wales' public organizations are enthusiastically joining hands in a project to install free drinking water supplies across the country.
Oceanography
Mysterious deep-sea shark older than dinosaurs
Researchers have captured the mysterious cow shark through a seabed video camera.
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To Lich River suddenly turns green after receiving water from West Lake
After being pumped with millions of cubic meters of water from West Lake, To Lich River reduced the stench and water from black to blue.
Discover science
Science has proven that going 'more' will be more creative!
Scientists recommend that we should take more frequent breaks, go to the toilet, drink water or temporarily leave the mind if the problem is difficult to solve.
Scientific application
To Lich River clear water, see the mud bottom is decomposed by Japanese technology
After more than a month of piloting, in addition to the ability to handle odors, Japan's nano-bioreactor technology also brought significant changes to To Lich River, Ha…
Environment
The island was 'swallowed up' by the ocean off Pakistan
An island formed by Pakistan's mud volcano was covered by sea water and disappeared almost without trace when viewed from above.
Environment
California earthquakes create giant cracks in the desert
Satellite imagery records a crack that extends over the previously contained water area, causing some of the water to be absorbed.
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Why do salty snacks make people eat as much as they crave?
If you want to know why you can eat a whole bunch of snack bags and other salty snacks, read this article.
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Decipher the mysterious 'warm snow' of the Dead Sea
A long-standing mystery beneath the Dead Sea is the presence of a strange kind of snow, much warmer than regular snow.
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The reason we blink
Research has shown that blinking not only sweeps away dirt but also increases concentration.
Oceanography
Now science knows what is living in the 'desert' in the middle of the Pacific
An area covered by water, but barren to the point where nothing seems to exist. It is the Pacific Circuits - where is considered