Environment
Antarctica unexpectedly appeared 'watermelon snow'
Warming weather stimulates a red-colored algae to thrive and change the color of the snow and ice.
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What can be eaten after a nuclear war disaster?
Scientists from the Alliance to protect the Earth from natural disasters (ALLFED) say what humans can eat in the event of a nuclear war, BusinessInsider newspaper report…
Biology
This round ball is one of the special creation that scientists have discovered
The name is also somewhat ... creepy.
New technology
Manufacture of biodegradable T-shirts in 12 weeks
Vollebak has successfully designed a t-shirt made from wood and algae of sustainable origin, which can decompose into insect food within three months.
Oceanography
The ancient 'grim reaper' is attacking 33 countries
Scientists have discovered the unexpected cause of the algae blooms army, belonging to ancient creatures, are carrying beautiful and deadly green covering the surface of…
Biology
Killing algae in a snap appearing on six French beaches
Over the past decades, deadly amounts of blue-green algae have accumulated in shallow bays along the northwestern coast of France's Brittany region. Many environmental a…
Environment
Biological reactors made from algae can convert carbon as well as 4,000 m2 of forest
Hypergiant may have the key to reducing carbon dioxide.
Health
Use gel from brown algae and soluble polymer to protect donated tissue
Swiss scientists have successfully solved the problem of immune system attack and rejection by using a protective hydrogel, prepared on the basis of sodium alginate from…
Oceanography
Spooky 'blue tears' spread across the Chinese sea
The phenomenon of virtual green tears is spreading in the East China Sea, poisoning many marine organisms and can cause illness for humans.
Scientific application
Vietnam successfully cultivates Spirulina strains
Algae grown in Vietnam have protein, higher beta-carotene content of France and Japan, used as a medicine to prevent cancer, cardiovascular and aging.
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.
Environment
How Russians handle oil spills on the sea
Murmansk Marine Biology Institute has developed a unique project to clean up the oil spill areas at sea, according to a press release on May 7 by the Institute.
Conquer Mars
Algae, lichens and mushrooms are growing on Red planet?
Many scientists believe that some images of the Martian surface are evidence that life exists on the Red planet.
Oceanography
Dolphins scavenge with Alzheimer's as human beings and cause very worrying
Concern is because it is completely possible for people.
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Scientists have created endless energy sources?
Scientists have just made an important step in semi-artificial photosynthesis technology that can even produce a source of