Scientific application
Coffee grounds make concrete 30% stronger
Australian engineers claim they can make concrete nearly 30% stronger by incorporating processed coffee grounds.
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Environment
'Hell's Gate' in Russia gets bigger every year
The 990 m wide Batagay crater in the Far East is continuously expanding, with the volume of frozen ground melting each year reaching up to one million cubic meters.
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Under the 'death ground' of Earth, strange creatures reveal the life of Mars
An area 2-4 meters deep below one of the deadliest places on Earth has just appeared what could be
Environment
Building dense houses, 45% of major Chinese cities are sinking rapidly
Satellite-based research shows that nearly half of China's major cities are experiencing moderate to severe subsidence, putting millions of people at risk.
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Why doesn't the water in the lake completely seep into the ground?
Soil has a high ability to absorb water, so why doesn't the water in large lakes soak all of it into the ground?
Biology
More than 1,000 billion of these insects burrowed into the ground, causing America to fall into the biggest 'disaster' in 221 years.
Since 1803, this will be the first time insects of these two generations have appeared in America at the same time.
Space science
Admire the breathtaking solar eclipse images taken from beyond Earth
There are many solar eclipse images taken from the ground, but the truly unique is the photo taken by NASA astronauts from the international space station.
Health
This plant is considered 'poor man's ginseng' to help treat bones and joints and cool the body
This plant is known as a herb that nourishes the body, relieves pain, and supports the treatment of many different diseases.
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Thanks to high technology, Saudi Arabia discovered a 125km long gold mine when randomly drilling into the ground
Randomly drilling into the ground, discovering a 125km long gold mine containing 200 tons of gold thanks to high technology: The discovery is predicted to impact gold pr…
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Why can astronauts 'fly' in space?
Humans sense position and movement on the ground based on the condition of Earth's gravity. In zero-gravity space, will that sensory nerve be altered, warping perception?
Scientific application
Turn coffee grounds, sugarcane bagasse into... plant pots, chess sets
Materials that seem to no longer have any use value or have low economic value such as bagasse, sweet potatoes... can become bioplastics.
Scientific works
China's first underground space station
The new facility with the ability to simulate 9 types of space station environmental factors allows conducting many space experiments right on Earth.
New technology
Ships and aircrafts have a range of 926km
Singaporean company ST Engineering announced the first orders for Airfish-8, a hybrid vehicle using wing-to-ground effect that will enter service in 2025.
Biology
China promotes genetically modified crops in space
Many experiments on breeding plants and mutant microorganisms on the space station are carried out by China to create superior strains.