The secret of the sand castle helps restore ancient construction techniques
The secret of a successful sand castle can assist in restoring an environmentally friendly construction technique, according to a new study by Durham University.
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The secret of a successful sand castle can assist in restoring an environmentally friendly construction technique, according to a new study by Durham University.
Scientists in Canada report the development of a 'green' fungicide that can provide a safer, and more environmentally friendly solution.
Children can differentiate good and bad people by being friendly to people who help others and avoid bullying. The results are surprising because people still think that…
Dolphins are mammals that live in the famous ocean friendly, mischievous and belong to one of the smartest species on earth. So how smart is dolphin?
Many people believe that dolphins are extremely intelligent and friendly animals. But recent research by scientists has
According to Rekdal, jellyfish that we can easily find in the North Atlantic Sea are quite friendly jellyfish. But the jellyfish he shows here are said to be the most
No need to rely on rocket technology, passengers can still enjoy a unique green space-friendly environment thanks to the elegant helium-powered balloon produced by a Spa…
The refueling of space equipment is not a simple problem, requires a lot of skills.
Missile fuel has remained virtually unchanged over the past 50 years since the launch of Sputnik's first artificial satellite.
This is the work of the British scientists team named Oxitec. The male mosquitoes genetically modified are named by them
Bees and other pollinators are needed for ¾ crops in the world, but they are severely reduced in recent decades due to destruction of habitats.
Most footwear is now made of materials that are difficult to decompose. This has been overcome by two Dutch entrepreneurs Christiaan Maats Dirk, Jan Oudshoom, owner of O…
The new, more environmentally friendly method will extract oil from oil sands that has been developed by researchers at Penn State University (USA).
Shrimp shells can contribute significantly to the production of environmentally friendly biofuels.
Korean scientists have been studying a polymer used daily for plastics using biotechnology.