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Planting bananas without ... soil
The Wageningen University team in the Netherlands this week will harvest the first banana grown without soil.
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Thanksgiving custom is different throughout the five continents
Thanksgiving is not only available in the US but is also held in many countries with separate names, customs and rituals.
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The interesting secret of saffron - the world's most expensive spice of nearly 1 billion / kg
Some notes left, Egyptian Queen Cleopatra frequently used saffron to preserve beauty and increase her charm.
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The device that produces 38 liters of clean water in an hour from thin air will be a lifesaver for the future human
With new material and manufacturing technology, this water harvesting device can produce up to 38 liters of water per hour, even in the driest areas.
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How is silk created?
The process of forming pupae, worm silk releases silk to create cocoons. Silk cocoons are harvested before pupae grow into him.
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How did the ancients 'deal' with the blood moon?
The red eclipse, also known as the blood moon, is a natural phenomenon that occurs because light from the Moon's surface is refracted when it passes through the Earth's…
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The new method helps harvest 6 wheat crops a year
The team planted several greenhouse plants under continuous LED operation, emitting light at a certain wavelength to promote photosynthesis.
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Crazy honey creates excitement like marijuana
Giant honey bee Himalaya, the world's largest honey bee, produces one of the most beloved honey types, according to Mother Nature Network.
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Things you may not know about cork nodes of wine bottles
The cork or li-e button (liège) is made from oak bark, which has so far proved to be the best protection of wine in the world.
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The secret of world-class ginseng production, collecting billions of Korean dollars
After harvest, ginseng soil is grown
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Hunt for cordyceps in the Tibetan plateau
On the peaks of the Tibetan plateau, nomadic people crawled in the middle of the grass to search for Cordyceps, a rare oriental medicine made from parasitic fungi.
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Discover the fall
Autumn has arrived. Heaven and earth transformed. The leaves change color, the weather is cold, the clock also slows down. But do you know the story behind the transfer…
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Back in history, learn about the origin of tea
Few people know that tea is the most dominant drink in human history ...
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The process of molding chocolate from cocoa
To create the chocolate, the manufacturer has to go through a lot of stages, starting with the harvesting and processing of the cocoa beans before being taken to the pro…
Oceanography
Three-tuna tuna causes turmoil in the salmon farm
The 300kg Pacific bluefin tuna was rescued by trout farmers off the Hebrides Islands when it appeared in the corral.