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Scientists have made permanent chewing gum with customized flavors
Japanese scientists made chewing gum with a customizable flavor. This can happen thanks to the piezoelectric effect.
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4 useful scientific inventions for your life
Anti-piracy tires, good sleeping wool hats, rain cloud boxes for weather forecast ... are inventions
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The truth about how spiders move about on a spider web
Spiders have a special trick that helps them move easily on glue-like filaments on their webs.
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Chewing gum makes the brain more sensitive
Chewing gum improves the ability to think and maintain alertness, according to research by Japanese scientists.
1001 mystery
The mysteries that scientists cannot explain
Why do cows always move north or south, why humans dream are questions that do not have an exact answer.
Oceanography
Searching for a mysterious creature that looks like an
It was a shell creature that looked like an alien monster in the movie
Archeology
3 everyday items you won't believe are from ancient Egypt
The invention of ancient Egypt is worthy of admiration for the descendants of the next generation, when there are many of our everyday objects originating from them.
Archeology
Restores the beard on the 3,300-year-old gold mask
Experts are fixing the beard on Egyptian King Tutankhamun's mask, after the museum staff spoiled it last year.
Archeology
Find the world's oldest arrow in South Africa
South African anthropologists and archaeologists have discovered 64,000-year-old sharp stone samples, which are direct evidence that humans at that time began creating a…
Archeology
Found a kind of super glue from the Stone Age - The sign of intelligence is not known?
Stone age humans are master chemists. A recent study said that they can synthesize an extremely complex natural glue.
Biology
Discovering beautiful worms that know how to spray glue in Vietnam
Recently, the research team from Leipzig University (Germany) discovered velvet worms (scientific name: Onychophora) first found in Vietnam.
Biology
Super glue from meat-eating bacteria
Meat-eating bacteria can create a super glue used to connect molecules, according to a new study by Oxford University (UK).
Biology
The frog legs are used many times
You want a tape that can be used many times? Indian scientists will help you to be satisfied with a special type of duct tape, modeled after the soles of the tree frog.
Biology
Super glue that mimics gecko feet and mussels
Northwestern University engineers have combined the adhesion of geckos and mussels to create a new type of glue that can work in air and underwater.
Biology
Bacteria make the world's most durable glue
Geckos, mussels and oysters must now step aside - when physicists find the owner of the world's most persistent glue, the Caulobacter crescentus species, which specializ…