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Smart roof coating helps regulate temperature
A team of engineers from Berkeley Labs developed roof coatings that can make buildings warmer or cooler depending on the weather.
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New research shows: 'Living wall' reduces heat loss from buildings by 30%
New research from the University of Plymouth could help change the way we keep our homes warm and cool.
Space science
The world's most bizarre creatures series born from 2 alien objects?
A new study from Denmark has deepened the hypothesis of a bioburden 467 million years ago and a link between the two asteroid collisions.
Space science
Discover a new planet, easy to live like... Europe?
A new planet in the form of Little Neptune could have a cool temperate climate and liquid water - the potential for life.
Scientific works
China designs nuclear reactor without cooling water
A molten salt nuclear reactor that uses thorium instead of uranium could be built in the desert and provide electricity for 100,000 people.
New technology
Successfully fabricated cooling fabric when hot and warm when cold
Scientists at the University of Manchester, UK have developed a smart woven fabric that can penetrate into adaptive clothing to keep the wearer cool in warm weather and…
Discover science
Air conditioner was originally not for people, this was its 'true owner'
It turns out that this home appliance has its roots in 1902.
Space science
These dusty planets can survive life, we just can't see them
Dusty worlds like the desert planet Arrakis in the Dune novels are probably quite common in the universe. Some of them, which have large amounts of dust in the atmospher…
Health
Top 5 best dishes for summer: In addition to duck meat, hot tea, the remaining 3 dishes are also 'dangerous'
These are 5 dishes of the 5 best food groups in the summer, you should soon put them on the family menu so that the whole family is healthy, reducing the risk of illness…
Scientific application
Electricians 'decode' the phenomenon of poor air conditioning in hot days
(Dan Tri) - On a hot day, the air conditioner suddenly
Health
Tapioca flour effect?
Many people still have the habit of drinking cassava flour in the summer to cool down. So actually what is the effect of cassava flour, drinking cassava flour is cool an…
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Why do clothes that naturally dry in the sun smell fresh?
Naturally dried clothes have a special aroma, there are even poems about it, or manufacturers are trying to create similar scents to be added to candles and room aromati…
Health
Three types of 'bitter pungent' vegetables are good for health
Bitter melon, mugwort, and parsley are three types of bitter-tasting vegetables, which have a lot of effect on clearing the heat and blood, processing them into deliciou…
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10 interesting things first happened on the Internet
Here are 10 interesting things about the first occurrences on the Internet such as the first person to send an email, the person who loads the first picture ...
Health
How to handle common disasters caused by heat
Severe heat can cause edema, rash, cramps or fainting, exhaustion, and heat stroke. Timely treatment helps effective treatment, health protection.