Biology
Shocking new research: Male mosquitoes can also suck blood!
A new study has overturned the traditional notion that only female mosquitoes suck blood and transmit diseases.
Humidity
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Archeology
Mysterious mummies in Colombia town
Researchers suspect the San Bernardo cemetery's humidity and mountainside location helped dry the bodies and create natural mummies.
New technology
Cheap gel membrane can suck water every day out of thin air
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have now demonstrated an inexpensive gel membrane that can suck many liters of water a day out of the air.
Scientific application
Development of a material that sucks up nearly 6 liters of water from the air every day
Scientists have developed a salt hydrogel that can draw large amounts of fresh water from the air in conditions of just 30% humidity.
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Air conditioner was originally not for people, this was its 'true owner'
It turns out that this home appliance has its roots in 1902.
New technology
Unexpectedly, steam can become a renewable energy source in the future
According to researchers from Tel Aviv University, the electricity generated from the interaction between water and metal molecules can be used as an abundant and readil…
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How to remove odors on clothes extremely fast and simple
How to eliminate odors on clothes with natural ingredients, simple to find helps eliminate sweat quickly, effectively helps new fragrant clothes
Scientific application
Air-conditioner is suitable for humid days
The air-conditioning drying mode does not directly cool but works with a moisture reduction mechanism thereby indirectly lowering the air temperature. - Sohoa
Environment
What is photochemical smog?
Photochemical smog is a fog that is not caused by air humidity. It is a form of white smoke that seriously affects people's vision and health.
New technology
Japan has successfully manufactured a biodegradable humidity sensor
The biodegradable humidity sensor helps farmers determine which areas of the farm need to be watered by transmitting a signal that varies according to the soil moisture.
Scientific works
Unique spiral tower made of wood in the world first
Rarely is a tower or wooden structure capable of forming such a spiral. All thanks to a very special wood processing technique by German researchers.
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How to understand the weather forecast indicators: UV index, rainfall, temperature, humidity
When it comes to climatic conditions, people have to mention many important factors, not merely environmental temperatures, which are: temperature, humidity, wind speed…
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'100% moisture' means air has become water?
Moisture, in simple words, the amount of water vapor in the air. Water vapor, as you know, is the gas state of water, so it is not visible to the naked eye.
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Magical beautiful snowflakes
Until now, scientists have found about 108 types of snowflakes: those with branches like spikes or slippery types, ideal for skateboarding or very easy to melt ...
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Why do you get jerky when you touch objects in the winter?
There are many reasons why you don't like winter at all, but perhaps the most annoying thing is that you often encounter small electric shocks that make you feel numb.