Biology
Discovered the animal with the strongest 'alcohol capacity' in the world
Researchers have found that wasps can survive for weeks drinking sugar solutions with ethanol concentrations of up to 80%, something never seen in any other animal.
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Biology
This plant is spicier than chili peppers. It's thought to be a weed, but it can be used to make wine and medicine.
Water chili grass is often considered a weed, seemingly worthless but in fact brings many benefits and has very diverse applications.
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How is non-alcoholic beer produced?
Drinking non-alcoholic beer during fun meetings with friends and partners is becoming more and more popular.
Space science
Why did NASA launch yeast into space and not something else?
Yeast is a very common single-celled microorganism thanks to its very high application in human life. There are thousands of species of yeast that are scientifically doc…
Space science
What does NASA send yeast to space for?
According to the plan, NASA will put 2 strains of brewer's yeast on the CubeSat mini satellite to accompany the mission to the Moon - Artemis 1. What do they want to do?
Scientific application
Potential to synthesize drugs and artificial food from CO2
Chinese scientists have developed a new method to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and fatty acids.
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Italian scientists make pizza dough without yeast
A materials scientist with an allergy to yeast has created a yeast-free pizza dough that still swells like a traditional pizza.
Health
Three types of healthy, home-made, healthy, healthy wines
Fruit wine, glutinous rice wine (charcoal sticky rice), rice wine easy to make safe, good for health.
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Why is scorpion venom so poisonous?
Scorpions with a small shape but possessing extremely strong venom makes prey easily paralyzed and died in seconds.
Archeology
With an enamel brewed for 4500 years, the test scientist successfully processed the delicious toast
You may still trust and eat a cake that expires a day or two. But do you dare to eat a toast that has expired for more than 4500 years?
Archeology
Israel has succeeded in producing beer with yeast from over 5,000 years ago
The Israeli Antiquities Agency (IAA) said the country's researchers have succeeded in brewing beer from the yeast from 5,100 years ago.
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Bread and more than 14,000 years of history
In the Neolithic period, by grasping the fermentation technique, considered one of the cultural wonders of mankind, the Egyptians living on the banks of the Nile invente…
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Can we survive, if we only eat bread and drink filtered water?
Sometimes we have quite weird thoughts, such as:
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14 odd vending machines can only be Japan
Not only serving food, the vending machines in Japan are even more versatile and monstrous.