Archeology
Decode about prehistoric daisy chrysanthemum thanks to X-rays
French and American scientists have obtained amazing images of fossil fossils via European Synchrotron synchronous radiation equipment (ESRF) in Grenoble, France.
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Space science
Still other jelly meteorites like?
There is much confusion between still jellies and meteors making many you still think both are the same. In fact, these are two completely different concepts.
Space science
Russian meteorite rain brings virus to Earth?
The Russian space agency (Roskosmos) acknowledged that their telescopes could not find the meteorite falling on the country's Chelyabinsk region, because it had a very s…
Biology
Find out the 'secret' to make honey bees into queen bees
In a recent article in PLOS Genetics, scientists found that molecules in the food mixture of honey bee larvae affect their physiological changes.
Biology
Microorganisms 'draw' pictures
Flower paintings and microbiology. A term unfamiliar to you? Probably, because it is a very new idea of the research group Pham Thanh Ho, Ho Bao Thuy Quyen and Mr. Thi…
Animal world
Jelly-like, brain-shaped organisms show up under Lake Canada
Celina Starnes of the Stanley Ecological Society examines the specimen found in Lost Lagoon, a small lake south of the park.
Environment
Admire the strange 'jellyfish' phenomenon in Canada
Visitors are stunned to see glacial lakes in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, seemingly filled with strange floating creatures, trapped under the frozen lake.
Environment
Lake water turns into 'jelly' because of pollution
Water in the lakes in Canada has become more dense due to industrial pollution that has stimulated the development of a jelly-like creature.
Photo library
Mysterious bell-shaped jelly in Mexican cave
Instead of the usual pointy shape, the stalactites that lie deep in the underground cave in Yucatan (Mexico) have a rather strange shape like a bell.
Photo library
Watching sexy beauties 'mermaids' practice
Linden Wolbert with an artificial tail nearly 2m long, can comfortably swim with jellyfish or sharks in the ocean.
Medicine - Health
How to use alcohol stove for safety?
The three most common types of alcohol are dry alcohol, jelly and water alcohol. However, experts note that it is necessary to limit the use of water alcohol because if…
Medicine - Health
The secret in royal jelly quickly heals wounds
Royal jelly is the food that worker bees create to feed all larvae, especially queen bees.
Medicine - Health
Waste, animal fat in chewing gum, tattoo ink
Lanolin in gum is extracted from excreted substances in sheepskin, while tattoo ink contains bone ash and glycerin from animal fat.
Medicine - Health
Treatment of neurological disorders by jellyfish brain
Scientists have found hope in the treatment of neurological disorders, especially Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease, thanks to the brain of the bivalve stem-cell creat…
Medicine - Health
Low-fat chocolate made from seaweed
Scientists at Warwick University (UK) have found a way to make a new type of low-fat chocolate called