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Summary of the best news on May 4
Huge gaps on Earth, Mars aliens, logos of famous brands, interview questions of Microsofts ... are the most popular scientific news in the past week.
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Summary of the best news from April 3
Techniques for growing vegetables in foam containers, traveling back in time, good times drinking honey, misunderstanding about the universe .... are the most popular sc…
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Best news aggregation for the week of May 2
Alien life, air purification plants, good times to drink honey, the richest person in the world .... are the most interesting news readers in the past week.
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Found technical errors in shuttle Columbia and Discovery
Investigators of the US Space Agency (NASA) have discovered a technical error on space shuttle Columbia and Discovery, but have yet to find a clear answer to the Columbi…
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Leaning Tower of Pisa
A tower is constructed of soft materials like rubber foam, with a slow and steady tilt that gradually increases to the point of collapse. The building block in the tower…
Medicine - Health
Plastic bags, foam boxes - How to use them to not be poisoned?
Currently, Vietnam is using the majority of recycled plastic bags, causing a high risk of lead and cadmium contamination for users.
Medicine - Health
'Frog's lubrication' can heal wounds
The special protein produced during the mating of Tungara frogs has opened a way to cure new wounds in the medical world.
Medicine - Health
Successfully developed a foam that helps damaged bones recover quickly
This type of foam can be injected into areas of degenerative or cracked bones when performing surgical treatment.
Medicine - Health
Use 'elastic foam' to print artificial 3D hearts and more
Using a kind of 'elastic foam' and 3D printers, scientists at Cornell University have created a liquid-shaped pumping device that acts like a human heart.
Medicine - Health
Beer in the future will be delicious, cheaper thanks to magnets
Nightmare for people
Medicine - Health
Detecting suspected substance causing cancer in cup, styrofoam box
Scientists warn, a chemical used in styrofoam cups, a foam rice container and other disposable food containers, can cause cancer.
Medicine - Health
Sucking cushions can make children poisoned
Children may inadvertently be exposed to large amounts of harmful chemicals emanating from the foam mattress used to sleep, according to a new study.
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Low-fat chocolate made from seaweed
Scientists at Warwick University (UK) have found a way to make a new type of low-fat chocolate called
Medicine - Health
Can beer be seduced by drinkers?
A bubbling beer will appear after brewing a dry beer pack and a bubble pack in cold water. This image is interesting