Health
Foot bath detox - a simple and effective method of body detox
Ionic foot bath, soaked with salt water, lemon juice, clay or using toxic patches ... is a method to eliminate body toxins.
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Archeology
Ancient 'goddess of medicine' takes the form of a nude goddess
Ancient goddesses carved out of clay and a sophisticated beetle are mysterious artifacts found in the 3,500-year-old ancient city in Israel.
Environment
New energy solution: Rust clay reacts with salt water to generate electricity
Researchers have found a way to generate electricity when saltwater flows through a rusty metal surface.
Archeology
Find the ruins of the mysterious ancient empire in Iraq
The search for ruins brings some clay tables that researchers are currently trying to translate to uncover secrets.
Conquer Mars
NASA discovered a large amount of clay minerals on Mars
Robot discovered Curiosity of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) recently discovered the largest amount of clay minerals since the robot was put on Mars in August 2012.
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National Geographic publishes a super rare phenomenon that you may not have seen before
Red thunder, have you seen it before?
Health
The way to take care of Cleopatra's skin
Cleopatra is the most powerful woman in ancient Egypt. With beauty
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Ancient beauty recipes up to now
Old women use pearls to rub their face to circulate blood, apply rose water, clay mask to moisturize skin ... it is also a beauty today.
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Explore the mysterious snake tribe in India
In casual clothes, Mr. Rajendran calmly brought a cobra into a clay pot with a rudimentary snake stick.
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The impact of yard surface material on tennis matches
Hard courts, clay courts or lawns have a great influence on tennis matches in terms of tactics, speed and competition time.
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Interesting culture eating clay from the disease of Indians
In the talk about clay, Amilcar Apaza reminisced about his childhood in Juliaca (Peru), a peaceful city in the highlands of Iceland.
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7 most exotic materials in the world
People always try to find new materials with more superior features. And among them there are materials that seem to just come out of sci-fi movies ...
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What will happen if lightning hits a flying bullet?
As we know, the warhead is made of a lead core coated with a copper layer on the outside. Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity, and it is easy for an electric…
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Clay tunnel with spectacular sculptures in Da Lat
The clay tunnel in Dalat is likened to a huge artificial wonder with clay sculptures stretching over 1,200m.
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Animated set of super interesting scientific phenomena
Here are 15 animations in science experiments that contain interesting things inside.