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9 things you probably didn't know about Jerusalem
The city has more than 1,500 parks and green gardens, each year hosting a festival of lights.
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Biology
Planting style and feng shui meaning of ivy
The ivy is a special ornamental plant, it can climb trusses, plant fences ... look very nice.
Oceanography
The rare 'blue dragon' washed up on the Texas coast
Travelers to the island of Padre in Texas recently discovered uniquely blue creatures like tiny dragons.
Space science
Green comets are about to fly over the Earth
Comet C / 2020 F8 (SWAN) will reach the Earth closest in mid-May before rushing towards the Sun and decaying.
Health
The toxins from plant food
Use vegetables, tubers, fruits, and take advantage of cooking accessories that are familiar to our housewives.
Animal world
Most amphibians can glow in the dark
Amphibians that can glow in nature are not uncommon as many people think.
Archeology
The 1 billion-year-old fossil of the oldest plant in the world
The scientists found fossils of a green algae that cover the sea floor, thought to be the ancestors of terrestrial plants that first appeared.
Environment
Scientists worry because weed is growing in the Arctic
Scientists have recently alerted the warning that the Arctic green cover is becoming increasingly complex.
Biology
'Green zombie' mushrooms fight locusts
The green zombie fungus can make grasshoppers die by turning the insect into a green moss.
Space science
Is the sky on other planets as green as on Earth?
Before talking about the atmosphere of other planets, let's find out what the atmosphere is.
Environment
Turning invasive European green crab shells into an environmentally friendly plastic
A team of scientists in Canada has developed an idea of turning crab shells into plastic cups and knives and scissors.
Life
Prevention of nCoV: Is hand sanitizer better than washing hands with soap under running water?
According to BS. Tran Van Phuc - Green Po Hospital, soap is good at washing away, so when washing under running water, both virus and bacteria will be washed away.
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Why are lasers often only red?
Lasers are actually not only red, but there is a very good reason why they become the most popular laser today.
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The meaning of Vietnamese traditional cakes on Chinese New Year
Every New Year comes, every tray of the home appears traditional cakes. Let's find out the profound meaning of the bread we usually wake up every day not everyone knows.