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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.
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Computer science
Chinese hackers use fingerprints on glass to crack sensors for 20 minutes
A group of Tencent hackers recently demonstrated the technique of unlocking smartphone fingerprint sensors in just 20 minutes.
Life
Asian disease is what disease?
Asian horn is a skin disease, cracked skin bleeding called chicken neck break, often worsens when the weather is dry, so long it is difficult to treat.
Biology
A human creepy looking like an evil eye
This bizarre fruit has a hard brown skin, a rough surface. After the monkey has grown, there is a seed inside.
New technology
Russian scientists created a scanner that could detect even the smallest crack in an airplane
Physicists at Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) created Russia's first multi-contrast X-ray machine.
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The reason the Incas built Machu Picchu on two fault lines
The rupture of the Earth's crust provided a suitable source of granite to help the Incas save the energy to build Machu Pichu.
New technology
Biological unlocking and the rejection of young people's blood transfusions to 'complete rejuvenation'
You may not have heard the phrase
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What will happen if the Earth is cut in half?
Imagine one day the Earth was attacked. But instead of destroying them all, attackers decided to cut our planet in half. What will happen next?
Archeology
Romania: A 33,000-year-old skull cracked revealing a scary story
The first cracked 33,000-year-old skull found in Romania by miners in 1941 was a mystery that caused archaeologists a headache, but recent research has revealed the trut…
Environment
California earthquakes create giant cracks in the desert
Satellite imagery records a crack that extends over the previously contained water area, causing some of the water to be absorbed.
Biology
Controversy around the 'biological unlocking' technology
Biohacking, also known as DIY biology, is a broad term used to describe an increasingly popular lifestyle.
Scientific application
Experience of pouring fresh and sunny concrete without cracking
Experience pouring fresh sunshine concrete. When it is sunny, the concrete mixture evaporates very quickly. Rapid evaporation of water that cement has not yet hydrated w…
Space science
Our Earth has a 'Broken Moon'
New research based on NASA data shows that our moon possesses a completely broken surface.
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Africa faces the risk of breaking in half: Cracks long thousands of meters are evidence
A giant crack, lasting thousands of meters, suddenly appeared in southwestern Kenya.
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Lip balm makes lips more dry and cracked
According to the article published in the journal LiveScience, lip balm only helps your lips to relax temporarily and some types can make the lips uncomfortable even dri…