Space science
'Earth copy' is standard enough to form life!
An extremely Earth-like planet, a 385-year-long one, located in the habitat of another solar system has just been determined to be chemically qualified to form life.
Habitat
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Space science
Aquarium on space station
An aquarium called Aquatic Habit (AQH) was provided to ISS to study the space environment for marine life.
Space science
Does 'twin' planets with Earth exist?
In order for a life similar to Earth to exist on another planet, scientists think aliens must also have three vital components: organic structural molecules can form com…
Space science
Hail on the new planet CoRoT-7b
The first rock planet discovered outside the solar system has a terrifying habitat full of hail on the lava sea, a recent study said.
Space science
Planting flowers on the moon
A company that designs habitats for organisms in areas with weak gravity is hoping to bring the first flowering plants to the moon.
Biology
Horror parasites make bees to dig their own burial holes
In addition to habitat loss and exposure to pesticides, bees also face increased pressure from Conopid fly parasites.
Biology
Why are rod beetles present throughout the planet?
For a long time, the widespread distribution of rod bugs from the mainland to distant islands confused the scientific community.
Biology
Spider poison Katipo - one of the world's most exclusive spiders
Latrodectus katipo (commonly referred to as katipo) is an endangered spider native to New Zealand.
Biology
New discovery: Prehistoric plants from dinosaurs still live well
These are large, green algae that provide food and habitat for fish and other aquatic organisms.
Biology
Butterfly Emperor faces the threat from humans
For many butterflies, finding a place to stay and rest is not easy. Deforestation, drought, and global temperature changes are greatly affecting their habitats.
Biology
The mysterious giant beetle
More commonly known as Titan, this bug can grow to almost 18cm and its teeth are so strong that it can cut a pencil in half.
Biology
Bacteria, an inevitable part of ... humanity
Scientists have discovered that some of these tiny
Biology
Discovered nine new colorful fur spiders in Brazil
According to Livescience on October 31, a scientist has discovered nine new hairy spiders with vivid colors and living on trees in Brazil, of which four species belong t…
Biology
'Immobilized assassin' under the sand
The underground leaves help a tree in Brazil catch and digest worms, a unique way of capturing prey in carnivorous plants that now biologists know.