Conquer Mars
Building a house on Mars with concrete made from astronaut blood and sweat
Proteins from astronaut blood can combine with urine, sweat and tears to form a glue-like binder to make AstroCrete concrete on the Moon and Mars.
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Discover science
Russian scientists created an entirely new super hard alloy
Recently, Russian scientists announced the successful development of a new generation of super hard alloys that is expected to be used to create mining equipment in the…
Discover science
Slice the stones in half - this bronze collection is a symbol of explosive energy
You used copper as substance
New technology
Scientists have successfully developed a new type of concrete that is less prone to cracking than conventional concrete
The secret lies in how to mix the ingredients that make up concrete.
Cancer
The US successfully tested the type of 'glue' in cancer treatment
US scientists have identified a lumican protein molecule that can bind chemicals that kill cells into cancer tissue, opening up the possibility of developing a low-toxic…
Archeology
Discovered 8,000-year-old ancient gum
New Zealand anthropologists have uncovered evidence that ancient people used one type
Medicine - Health
New research: using spider silk will help treat fractures effectively
University biologists. Connecticut, USA has successfully developed a new method, using proteins from spider silk to make biodegradable binders.