Can human hair be used to clean oil spills?
Although this may sound a bit strange, in fact, we can use a cheap and natural product like hair to cleanse the oil, to handle the current spill.
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Although this may sound a bit strange, in fact, we can use a cheap and natural product like hair to cleanse the oil, to handle the current spill.
This wrist electronics will melt completely if you put the vinegar on it. As a method of destroying electronics is extremely useful.
Although only about the size of an insect or smaller than a hair, this small military robot is being developed by military forces, with the power equivalent to hundreds…
Having a hair that automatically changes color according to the weather every time you go out probably only exists in fictional movies. But now you can completely do thi…
In a new study, scientists at the University of California on January 18 said they had discovered why the hair was strong and had a strong anti-break ability.
For the first time, scientists in Australia have created a nanocrystals that can bend light. This crystal is 500 times smaller than a human hair and is used to lay the f…
Australian scientists develop corneal cell culture technology on transparent hydrogel membranes, which can be used to implant the eye and restore vision to the blind.
Microbiologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have found a way to make the wire a thousand times thinner than hair strands.
Dyson's products adopt a completely new design principle for silent operation and no damage to hair such as conventional hair dryers.
Scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have successfully developed a camera lens that is 2,000 times thinner than human hair.
The Stage Robot not only possesses long, smooth black hair, porcelain white skin, soulful eyes but also communicates with eyes and talks like a real person.
Japanese researchers have developed a super-thin temperature sensor that can be attached directly to the skin.
American experts recommend combing combs of brush hair, which will help the user to clean their hair and dirt easily.
Perhaps no one imagines that decomposing shrimp shells can also be used to make shampoos. Recently, British scientists have discovered in the shrimp shell decomposition…