New discoveries about geomagnetic fields of polar islands
New research on geomagnetic fields can help reveal the long-standing mystery about the impact of polarity on the earth.
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New research on geomagnetic fields can help reveal the long-standing mystery about the impact of polarity on the earth.
Reuters on December 6 said that European scientists have just announced the creation and capture of antihydrogen atoms in an ideal magnet tube.
At the end of 2011, the world's largest particle accelerator, the LHC (Large Hadron Collider), will be temporarily shut down for a year to repair.
On Earth, whether it's in a lake or in a cup, gravity pulls the liquid down into its shape. But in the universe, the influence of attraction is different.
The world's largest superconducting magnet, with the weight of 5 commercial planes has been brought to the ground on the morning of February 28 at Europe's largest Cente…
While some bacteria (like migratory birds) use tiny magnets to navigate, the BW-1 bacteria produce two different types of magnetic beads.
Recently British scientists have added fruit flies to the list of creatures that make a great contribution to science. They can help astronauts solve many of the mysteri…
Brazilian scientists have discovered the benefits of magnetic waves that can enhance the production of ethanol and reduce the cost of fuel produced from ethanol.
The holy cross of the strange frog has the ability to turn into a magnet when it secretes the glue with a terrible adhesion, quick drying for 30 seconds to catch prey.
The Nature Conservation Agency of Florida (USA) has just implemented a program to attach magnets to the crocodile head, to prevent them from returning to residential are…
America's GrinOn has invented an ingenious beer filling machine: using a magnet system to pour beer from the pouring bottom.
Over the weekend, the European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) announced the restart of the world's largest nuclear accelerator (LHC) located in the French-Swiss bo…
Spill oil can cause terrible impacts on marine ecosystems. Therefore, the effort to minimize the damage in the oil spill incident is extremely important.
LHC is the world's most powerful particle accelerator, having a circumference of 27km, buried 100m deep underground in the French-Swiss border area.