Health
Why is blue light from the phone harmful to the eyes?
Green light that is not absorbed by the eye will go to the retina and create toxic substances that make the retina vulnerable.
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Oceanography
Detecting worm species with eyes at the tail
Ampharete oculicirrata is found at a depth of 120m with an eye on the head and eyes on the caudal peduncle.
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This 'rice-powered machine' is a thousand times better than the most professional camera
By no capacity
Archeology
Cat's eye jewel formed from ancient dinosaur bones in Australia
The skeleton of a new dinosaur found in Australia has been opalized for a long time and becomes a rare cat eye.
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Looking at this picture, do you see the diamond standing still or 'running' around?
Because it's actually a visual illusion, making your eyes see things that aren't real.
Health
The doctor showed how to protect the hot sun's eyes
Ultraviolet rays are particularly higher in the sea, reaching 12 can cause burns, late eye complications such as pterygium, cataract, macular degeneration.
Health
It turns out that the iris may also have cancer, and what happens afterwards will startle you
Why can iris cancer occur, and what is the way to reduce risk?
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Why did the Qing monks always wear a white silk scarf on their necks?
The simple white silk scarf is one of the most eye-catching accessories on the African costumes, the Manchurian Way, but its real use is not well understood.
Animal world
The horror of the truth behind the mutant glass frogs
Recently, scientists have discovered mutant glass frogs in Russia and discovered the terrifying truth behind this mutation.
Space science
China takes advantage of garbage satellites as AI weapons
China will take advantage of the old satellites, no longer used to develop new weapons systems using artificial intelligence (AI), the SCMP newspaper has cited a confide…
Science story
600-year history of close-up glasses
In the 13th century, Europe had hand-held convex lenses to overcome farsightedness but it was not until 200 years later that glasses for nearsighted people appeared.
Science invention
Inventing a gel that heals corneal lesions without surgery
US scientists have just studied and successfully developed a sticky gel that can heal the wound or ulcer on the cornea of the eye, so that patients do not need surgery.
Computer science
Is face unlocking harmful to eyes?
Face ID, Iris Scanner and some other face and iris recognition technologies are using infrared to shine directly into users' eyes.
Biology
The ant species has a function
Dracula ants can close jaws at 320km / h, 5,000 times faster than a blink of an eye.