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'Pin' lives in the deep sea
Biology

'Pin' lives in the deep sea

According to Science News, when these microorganisms 'cups' of toxic chemicals are sprayed from the bottom of the sea, they generate electric currents that run across th…

December 17, 2018
New era: Energy is mainly wind and sun?
Biology

New era: Energy is mainly wind and sun?

Continuous research and development of alternative energy sources will quickly promote the emergence of a new era in Human History, in which two renewable sources are wi…

December 17, 2018
Cactus can also generate electricity
Biology

Cactus can also generate electricity

French scientists at the National Center for the first time produced electricity from a cactus that could light a light bulb.

December 17, 2018
Bacteria of seabed sediments can
Biology

Bacteria of seabed sediments can

Bacteria in the seabed sediments can take advantage of metallic minerals in sediments, form the nano-grid and generate electricity.

December 17, 2018
Use bacteria to produce biofuels
Biology

Use bacteria to produce biofuels

The ability to turn CO2 into methane with electric current from some species of bacteria can help humans create huge renewable sources of renewable energy.

December 17, 2018
Future energy
Biology

Future energy

It is estimated that about 80 years from now, the energy sources we are using will be exhausted because people have been making the most of their use, and with the level…

December 17, 2018
Discover the energy of bananas
Biology

Discover the energy of bananas

Two years ago, the idea of ​​supplying electricity to your home with banana pulp seemed unrealistic, but Queenland University professor Bill Clarke proved this idea was…

December 17, 2018
Canada will have a solar farm
Biology

Canada will have a solar farm

Three years from now, Canada will have its largest solar farm, with more than 1 million solar panels on the ground generating 40 megawatts of electricity.

December 17, 2018
The scientist jolted when he caught the eel's shot
Animal world

The scientist jolted when he caught the eel's shot

Kenneth Catania, a biologist at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, lets a small electric eel transmit electricity through his arm when recording electri…

December 16, 2018