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The effect of carrots increases cement adhesion
Carrots are known to be a crunchy and delicious food, but carrots can also make cement more sticky and cut carbon dioxide emissions for the construction industry.
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The culprit turns solid objects into liquid, sinking cargo ships
Solid goods such as crushed or sand ore can suddenly turn into liquid form and submerge cargo ships weighing hundreds of thousands of tons.
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Unbelievable special skin made entirely from ... mushrooms!
The type of material mentioned above is named
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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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Great technology comes out - paper can also bend, fold, shape by order
Do you believe it, paper - the old and so-so-familiar material that is familiar to us every day will become extremely interesting as they can bend, bend, shape according…
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What is petroleum?
Nearly everyone has heard or read about oil, the fuel produced by humans in the modern world. But not everyone knows the basic knowledge of this kind of material called
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Why does the plane never fly in a straight line?
Let's go find the solution why know how to save materials, but the cost of the plane is like
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8 interesting things about Japanese banknotes and coins that Japanese people still don't know
On the façade are the typical symbols of each country, such as giants, animals, trees, landscapes or monument buildings.
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How much metal and rare earth does Apple need to create an iPhone?
The iPhone is made up of various metals including titanium, iron, gold and a large amount of aluminum used to make the case.
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The suitcase with the World Cup trophy is made of expensive material
This year's World Cup gold cup is contained in an expensive suitcase specially designed by Louis Vuitton.
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The world's coldest object
The researchers used laser beams and magneto-optical traps to cool atoms to temperatures of -273 degrees Celsius.
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Solar cells have many advantages so why is not yet widely used?
Born in 1946, solar cells have become one of the greatest inventions in the energy industry, with the potential to completely replace traditional fossil fuels.
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The laser produces super-fast currents, which can be used to adjust matter
In a very short moment, this glass-like material will be transformed into a metal-like thing.
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Did you know: how many coffee beans does a cup of coffee need?
You will be surprised to know how much raw materials are in the daily food and products.
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What happens if you eat uranium?
You will find lots of similar keywords between the elements on the periodic table and the ingredients in the foods. Potassium, iron, calcium and more.