Turning invasive European green crab shells into an environmentally friendly plastic
A team of scientists in Canada has developed an idea of turning crab shells into plastic cups and knives and scissors.
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A team of scientists in Canada has developed an idea of turning crab shells into plastic cups and knives and scissors.
The colors of the stars were different, it was not drawn by anyone but indeed the colors of the stars were colorful.
Lasers are actually not only red, but there is a very good reason why they become the most popular laser today.
Research published in Frontiers magazine shows that color affects the brain processing information, in which red makes people easily spend money.
In 2020 astronomy lovers have the opportunity to see 13 full moons appear in the sky, more than the usual number each year.
On cold days to cut flesh, we often experience numbness in the limbs. In some cases, your fingers and toes change color differently. It is all a warning phenomenon that…
Thousands of blue-tailed parrots - creatures that live only in the Americas, Africa and Australia live in the UK. How did they reach heaven? This is a question that has…
Billionaire Jeff Bezos has published a video about Blue Origin's success. In it, he brought thousands of children's letters to space through a new rocket model.
Experts say the Mekong has recently changed from the golden brown of alluvial sediments to turquoise. Although it attracts tourists out of curiosity, its cause makes man…
The flight on December 11 may be one of the last tests before Blue Origin offers space travel services to its customers.
The beautiful and mysterious blue tiger stripes on Saturn's moon Enceladus could be the door to the underground ocean where NASA believes that alien life is hidden.
A color that creates a sense of peace, reduces anxiety for all of us heading towards a new decade, a new era.
The first time the photographer saw the whale excrete such a strange liquid, this proved its lunch had something new.
US scientists on November 25 said they had measured the heart rate of an adult blue whale with a high-tech ECG recorder.
A startup called Coeio has just launched a new form of burial that is environmentally friendly, despite wearing a clothes that can destroy the human body into substances…