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Edison completed the electric light bulb thanks to Japanese bamboo
Thomas Alva Edison's electric light invention has made homes around the world flooded with light at night.
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The whole 16GB of English Wikipedia is stored on DNA, which is in this test tube
DNA, which is about the same age as life on Earth, is the storage technology of the future.
Oceanography
Corals reject shrimp eggs, choose to eat micro-plastic seeds
A single coral can absorb up to 100 micro-plastic fibers and is considered a favorite dish that is poisoning them.
Biology
Discover the whole fungus covered with gold
Where the Fusarium oxysporum mushroom crawls, the gold will cover the fibers there. This finding is assessed to bring new benefits to Australia's gold mining industry.
Health
Three misunderstandings people often get when eating vegetables
Many people drink juice to replace green vegetables; Many diabetics do not dare to eat sweet fruit. Is this true?
Archeology
Hair fibers are expected to make history after 500 years Leonardo da Vinci died
Reuters reported that a museum in Italy is planning to test DNA a bunch of hair supposedly by the master master Leonardo da Vinci.
Health
Panic when mouth distorted, face deviated after 1 night because of many habits people do on hot days
Waking up in the morning, Mr. Li suddenly saw his mouth distorted, eyes on one side closed so he rushed to Wenzhou City Central Hospital.
Environment
Explaining the phenomenon of 'ice hair' fantasy is extremely rare when the temperature drops deeply
Jaclyn Wilson, a 40-year-old photographer, spotted smooth, ice-like crystals on a moss tree branch at Glenlednock, Comrie village, Perthshire, Scotland.
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Why does our body vibrate every time we lift weights?
In the exercise, when you exercise, you challenge your body to exceed the normal limits, making your heart and lungs work at full capacity to circulate blood and air thr…
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This is why fragile spider silk is 5 times stronger than steel
Spider silk has long been famous as the most enduring natural material. There are even spiders that release silk that are five times stronger than steel - like brown spi…
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Soft sweatshirts made from 100% wood are environmentally friendly
If someone offered to sell you a wooden pullover, you might imagine a hard and uncomfortable item.
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The SpaceX missile is about to send people to the Moon and Mars
Elon Musk, owner of SpaceX, shared the process of his company manufacturing the Big Falcon Rocket, used to transport people to the Moon and Mars.
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Unbelievable special skin made entirely from ... mushrooms!
The type of material mentioned above is named
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The cause of the wool is not falling when it rains
Sweaters can be worn when washing machines due to kneading and fleece, though wool-like, will not shrink if only rainwater is applied.
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Explain the indescribable feeling when someone pokes your finger in the navel
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