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Antarctic Expedition - Story 100 years ago
100 years ago, on December 14, 1911, the Norwegian expedition led by Roald Amundsen crossed the mist, cold with the cold wind and plugged the Norwegian flag onto Antarct…
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Cane can cool the earth
With the ability to reduce the ambient temperature, sugarcane can become a useful weapon in the fight against climate change.
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Is it possible to maintain the human race on the universe?
A conundrum: If it takes thousands of years to reach the appropriate planet, can humans give birth on a spaceship?
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Warm climate speeds up the evolution of reptiles
The warmer climate has destroyed the tropical forests on Earth and led to the evolution of reptile evolution.
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Discover the oldest living place in the mountains
In the territory of Papua New Guinea at an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters above sea level, scientists have found the oldest residence ...
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Discover many beautiful sea creatures
More than 6,000 newly discovered marine species. In it, there are many wonderful and beautiful creatures.
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Climate change makes organisms evolve faster
Scientists have shown that organisms can evolve faster to survive in the environment affected by climate change.
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The reason people go straight: It's too hot!
The Daily Mail of the UK led the latest study, saying that the reason people started to go straight was because the weather was very hot.
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Climate change sea makes people easily angry
Global warming can turn the world into a more violent place, because the higher the temperature, the easier it is for people to get angry and angry.
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Glaciers expand as Asia heats up
Normally when the temperature rises, the ice will melt away.
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Diets change the demand for freshwater in Asia
Scientists say switching to a high-protein, Western-like diet of Asians may lead to frequent food shortages for the region that is suffering from this fresh water pressu…
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The global warming makes the next ice age slow
According to in-depth research on climate change on the Arctic, people are extending the time to the next ice age.
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The Andes salt lake reflects the history of the Earth's climate and history
Covering the entire landscape is a thick salt shell on the surface, which accumulates over the millennia due to the dual impact of low rainfall and high humidity in the…
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Bacteria help form clouds
Small creatures are really everywhere: bacteria, fungal spores and biological debris are found in the clouds and seem to help the formation of droplets.
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The formation of Antarctic glaciers
Global climate has quickly moved from an almost iceless world to giant ice sheets on Antarctica about 34 million years ago.