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With sweat, you can know a lot about health and crime
Sweat is a mixture of chemicals that not only signals how our body is now, but also very special for each person, when all of us have no sweat like anyone else.
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The concept of 'weird' about the female body
In ancient times, science and technology have not yet developed, the spiritual element is still believed more by people, leading to misconceptions about women's health.
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7 'Unbelievable' science projects of the US Department of Defense
DARPA is an agency under the US Department of Defense, responsible for developing new technologies for military purposes.
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The most populous city in the world
The more developed cities pay attention to the environment.
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Development history of smart weapons
Since being able to handle tools, humans have constantly thrown weapons at each other, at different levels of accuracy.
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The rifles 'assassins' of Russian soldiers in urban combat
The enemy lurking behind the brick walls has always been a challenge for infantrymen of any army when fighting in urban areas.
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The world's largest rain-generating system
China is developing the world's largest rain-generating system with an area of 1.6 million km2, three times the size of Spain, South China Morning Post March 27 report…
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What created acne?
To begin with, we need to understand the structure of the skin. On the skin with pores, under the pores are small pockets called sebaceous glands.
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Another person who claims to return from the future after the end of the war?
A self-proclaimed
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The untold story of the US Navy 'air carrier'
From the nose to the tail, the giant airplanes that serve aerial aircraft carriers are about the same size as a 60-story skyscraper.
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Find out how to determine material composition in just 1 minute
MEPhI University scientists have developed a new technology to directly analyze the elemental composition of material samples, without using standard samples.
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NASA is developing an imaginary aircraft, flying faster than the speed of sound
The space agency's budget also requires a grant for a new type of aircraft that appears to exist only in sketches and in the imagination of NASA engineers: the X-Plane p…
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Why do German nursery schools say no to toys?
Studies from the 80s show that toys are like opium - providing a sense of liberation.
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Build a billion-dollar artificial island to ... collect wind power
Many countries around the world are increasingly finding more creative ways to develop wind power, including the construction of artificial islands.
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The world's smallest Christmas card is only half a strand of hair
This is a unique idea developed and implemented by scientists from the National Physical Research Department (NPL) of the UK National Metrology Agency.