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400 year history of battery formation and development
Batteries are a common energy source for many personal and home appliances to industrial applications.
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Why do whales' eat full, don't worry about starving?
Discover the unexpected consequences of whale 'defecation' and eat again
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History of the iron
Iron (iron) is a very familiar and necessary item for every family. This is a tool to smooth the wrinkles of the fabric to make clothes more neat.
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The special method of 'stealing corpses' in history
Quan coffers, houses decomposing bodies, safety cages ... are methods to protect corpses that ancient nobles used.
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The process of molding the glass
Experts record 10 steps of the glass manufacturing process, in which the preparation and preparation of materials is quite complicated.
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Shocking research on the origin of life on Earth
New research shows that life on the Green planet was formed before the most essential element for this process was oxygen.
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Earth's core temperature is unexpectedly high
Scientists from the French National Institute of Technology Research (CEA), France's National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and European Synchrotron Radiation Ap…
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The vampire bones discovered in Bulgaria
On June 3, archaeologists discovered two complete skeletons from about 700 years ago on the Black Sea in the town of Sozopol, Bulgaria. What is special from these skelet…
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The elemental secret in the heart of the Earth
Researching iron elements in the Earth's core will help us understand more about the formation and activity of the Earth's magnetic field.
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Sea carbon: Hypothesis is rich in iron
Oceanographers have studied the 'fate' of carbon particles derived from planktonic plankton in the southern sea.
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Deciphering the blood waterfall 'mystery in Antarctica
In the process of exploring the red waterfalls in Antarctica, American scientists discovered many chemical compounds that created their strange colors.
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Why oysters clung to make?
Professor Jonathan Wilker (Purdue University, Indiana State, USA) and colleagues investigated the viscous substances of the boys and oysters after a diving expedition. T…
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The mystery in a person's brain is pierced through his head
After the sharp iron rod pierced the head of a worker in the United States, he still drove himself home and lived for another 12 years.
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Mars once had an oxygen-rich atmosphere like the Earth
Using a laser device at the Gale crater on Mars, Curiosity autonomous robots discovered rocks containing manganese oxide, a compound that requires oxygen to be formed.
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The shocking mysteries make scientists headaches
These shocking mysteries make scientists headache because they can't find the right answers.