Biology
What is cuttlefish, potweed? Effect of squid plants
Since ancient times, we have known how to use plants growing around to make effective medicine, in which we have to mention cuttlefish, a familiar plant but it has effec…
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New technology
'Duck' robot helps Japanese farmers to kill grass without chemicals
Robot Aigamo simulates the duck's natural activity, thereby helping farmers to destroy weeds, protect crops without using chemicals.
Scientific application
Vietnamese scientist finds the inhibitor of invasive weeds from rice husk
The grass and waterrod trees once harmed rice fields all over the world were inhibited by four rice husk compounds.
Health
Identify the drugs and their effects
From the original popular drugs like heroin, marijuana ... today, synthetic drugs appear more and more and cause great harm to the health, spirit, physical and life of p…
Oceanography
New research shows that hammer sharks may be more like 'vegetarian' than meat
The shark species through Hollywood horror movies are often misunderstood as a bloodthirsty, warlike species and are always trying to feed humans.
Oceanography
Seagrass and the potential to resist coastal encroachment
First, it must be understood that seagrass is a common term for seaweed and algae like grass growing in the water near the shore.
1001 mystery
Mysteriously the circle of 'devil's' land, grass cannot grow
Over the years, the land of demons has become the subject of many spooky stories, also receiving the attention of scientists.
Biology
Lava crickets: Legendary animals appear only after volcanic eruptions, the grass has just disappeared
No one knows normally, where this mysterious cricket resides, how it lives. Only when the volcanic eruption had just ended for a couple of months, when the lava began to…
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Comfort on the world's most luxurious ships
On the world's most luxurious cruise ships, visitors can go barefoot on the smooth grass to play golf or go on transparent glass bridges to see the sea.
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In 1959, the solar lawn mower was the future that Americans feared
Specifically, the publication was released on June 28, 1959, from comics Closer Than We Think of Arrthur Radebaugh, who said that the solar powered automatic lawn mower…
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This is the reason why 2018 World Cup final will use the grass field.
Do you know that lawns can include both natural and artificial grass? And each of these elements has its own advantages and disadvantages.
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The unexpected truth about the last Inca suspension bridge
Keshwa Chaca is the last remaining suspension bridge of the Incas. This bridge crosses the Apurimac River in Canas Province, Peru.
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No one expected the tow truck with flamethrowers to be an effective weed exclusion tool
Farmers who grow organic crops use a tractor that attaches a fire sprinkler device to the ground.
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The impact of yard surface material on tennis matches
Hard courts, clay courts or lawns have a great influence on tennis matches in terms of tactics, speed and competition time.
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Believe it, this color of cheese turns out to be a
Usually you see cheeses that are yellow, orange but cheeses made with milky white milk, and no bacteria can turn it orange.