Environment
Washington legalizes the recycling of human bodies into fertilizer
Washington became the first US state to legitimize human composting after their environmentally-friendly governor signed a bill in an effort to cut carbon emissions from…
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Why is carbonated water poured into the cup when it is poured?
Carbonated water is made by compressing, to dissolve carbon dioxide (CO2) into water or fruit juice, etc., in a sealed bottle.
Animal world
Common harmful lobster species in the world
These species of lobster such as red swamp shrimp are becoming a threat to local animals, ecosystems and irrigation works.
Scientific application
Test of cleaning by Japanese technology: To Lich River water has less smell, environmental index changes positively
On the morning of May 20, quick test of the water sample of To Lich River, the phase of testing by Japanese technology showed that the alkalinity index and dissolved oxy…
Oceanography
Biologists discovered mysterious sea larvae
A series of microscopic organisms that can be completely new to science are making scientists extremely excited.
Oceanography
Climate change makes the octopus blind
The amount of oxygen in the ocean decreases due to the great impact of climate change, causing many marine animals to lose their eyesight, greatly affecting their viabil…
Oceanography
Scientists discovered 'self-healing' super corals in Hawaii
Most of the coral reefs on Earth are in serious decline. However, in fact in a sea off Hawaii, scientists have recently discovered a 'super-coral' that is thriving.
Science story
The young and ambitious female engineer created carbon-free electricity
The ambition of a young engineer is to use nuclear reactions to produce carbon-free electricity at a cheaper cost than coal and extremely environmentally friendly.
Scientific application
Start the To Lich river cleaning project with Japanese technology
Compact aerators such as water treatment plants are submerged in the river with a promise of only 3 days will make a difference.
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'Glass rain' falls on Hiroshima beach
Scientists have sought to explain the strange glass pieces of water droplets that appear throughout the beaches around Hiroshima (Japan).
Space science
'The black hole in the sky' drains the Earth's neighbor's ocean?
A giant hole may have appeared every two years on the Martian atmosphere, sucking its entire ocean into space.
Health
Why do beer and soft drinks add water to the body?
Water with sugar makes the blood thick, so the body needs more water to dilute the blood. Beer is an antidiuretic hormone inhibitor, so it causes kidneys to discharge mo…
Biology
Detecting giant virus underneath the Indian city, copying the gene of the host
More than 20 new viruses were discovered underneath the sewer and water storage in Mumbai, India with the ability to copy and transplant genes into hosts.
Oceanography
Seagrass and the potential to resist coastal encroachment
First, it must be understood that seagrass is a common term for seaweed and algae like grass growing in the water near the shore.
Animal world
Scientists have found a way to prevent the world's rarest fish from extinction
Blue electric 1-inch individuals were stuck in limestone caves that were sunk in the desert of Nevadan since the Ice Age. In 2013, their number was only 35.