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In fact, even in indoor spaces, the air quality we breathe is often not guaranteed.
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Practice eating algae immediately, because it will be the main food of the future
According to information from CNN, an average American eats 100g of protein a day, and that's twice the amount needed for a healthy body.
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Anonymous beaches in Japan became famous for using recycled materials
Unlike the famous glass beach in California, or Ussuri bay, where nature must work hard to turn pieces of glass or porcelain into colorful pebbles.
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'Ghost boat' carrying mutant suspects washed up on the coast of Hawaii
The three meter long boat was discovered while floating near the coast of Kauai, an island in the Hawaiian Islands.
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The culprit made the
The shot from above reveals a unique algae that turns China's salt lake into a 7-color rainbow.
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Decode the fairy circles in Danish waters
The circles are shaped like bright oval ovals in the Mediterranean and Baltic seabeds, which are the result of non-vegetated bare patches of land between the seagrass fi…
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Why is the Rio 2016 Olympic swimming pool changing color after a night?
Algae blooms, copper oxidation or problem water filters are speculative reasons given by experts to explain temporarily this strange phenomenon.
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How does oxygen on Earth come from?
Not everyone knows when the origin of the third most common element in the universe appeared on Earth.
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What will the ocean look like in 100 years?
By studying coral populations in response to the changing marine environment, scientists have drawn a wild picture 100 years later.
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'Great oxidation event' completely changed the Earth
Earth has no oxygen 2.4 billion years ago. Experiencing a leap of evolution, when oxygen appeared, the planet's ecosystem changed completely.
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The cause of sea foam
The foam on the coast is formed mainly by the stirring up of organic matter in the ocean.
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What will humans eat in 20 years?
The increase in food prices is frequent, along with the trend of population growth, forcing scientists to expect for the next 20 years what everyone's diet will be like.
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In the future humans can breathe underwater
When combining human DNA with marine algae, scientists from Dalhousie University, Halifax (Canada) discovered that humanity could one day breathe in water like fish.
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Top 15 strange natural phenomena (1)
Blue tide, glowing mushrooms, rainbow fire ... are strange natural phenomena, rare to witness.