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Fine dust due to air pollution increases the risk of brain cancer
New research by Canadian scientists shows for the first time the relationship between air-polluting nanoparticles and brain cancer.
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CO2 remedies have both reduced emissions and generated trillions of dollars
CO2 in the air can be converted into concrete or fuel, creating a multi-trillion-dollar CO2 industry.
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Extremely rare color photos of Hanoi in 1967
Old train cars, the destruction of American bombs ... are unforgettable images about Hanoi in 1967.
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Making meat from ... air
The current process of raising animals to produce meat is considered a significant source of pollution for the planet. So the solution to making meat from ... air is not…
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If you thought growing a houseplant could purify the air, you're wrong!
Filling your house with plants may make you happier, but it will not help you breathe any cleaner unless you have to grow an extremely large number of plants.
Environment
Reappeared tropical depression, likely to intensify into a typhoon
At 13:00 on November 5, the location of the tropical depression was about 13.8 degrees North latitude; 115.1 degrees Kinh Dong, about 270km to the north of Song Tu Tay I…
Environment
Nakri is probably the strongest storm since the beginning of the year in the South China Sea
The cold air combined with the storm created a strong northeast wind on the northern edge of Nakri typhoon, causing the storm to increase rapidly as it changed direction…
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By attaching to a dehumidifier, nanomaterials can create water from 'nothingness'.
A double task: to save energy while simultaneously creating water from the air.
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Cooling system simulating the circulatory system can replace the air conditioner
The intricate network of strong static that helps our bodies cool in the summer heat has motivated engineers to design new heat management systems that can be used to co…
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Canon successfully developed a camera lens capable of self-cleaning dust
Canon engineers developed a camera lens that draws air in, rotates the airflow in the body, and eventually pushes them out of the camera.
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The world's lightest dessert with 96% air, the rest weighing only 1 gram
This super-light dish is based on the making of Aeroge - a material that will make big breakthroughs in the new era.
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The new metal cannot be submerged in water, inspired by fire ants
Fire ants and diving bell spiders have inspired scientists to create a water-resistant metal that can be used to build unsinkable ships.
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Look for the true origin of the magical flying carpet in Eastern fairy tales
What is the truth about the magic flying carpet that can help people move in the air like an airplane?
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Why does the shower curtain stick to you?
What could be better than cooling off with cool showers in the bathroom on hot days, except for the annoying curtain that sticks to you when you get out of the shower. W…
Space science
The top-secret plane landed 780 days in orbit
The most mysterious spacecraft of the US Air Force set a new record for the longest time in orbit in the fifth mission.