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Space science
New signs of advanced alien life discovered
Brommethane, or methyl bromide (CH3Br), which coexists with Earth's organisms, is something scientists should be on the lookout for on worlds suspected of harboring extr…
Scientific application
Respiratory mutation techniques to create protein-rich rice varieties
The respiratory mutation method was successfully implemented by a team of Vietnamese scientists, creating a new rice variety with good qualities.
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Why can't we stand the garlic smell?
Garlic processed or eaten raw goes into the gastrointestinal tract when escaping the odor through the breath will no longer 'smell' like the original. More importantly,…
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Humanity will be threatened if the extremely toxic substance under the Arctic ice layer escapes
Believe it, the permafrost in the Arctic is currently storing a huge amount of terrifying mercury, twice the amount of natural mercury the planet has combined.
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Why do onions, garlic cause bad breath?
Have you ever wondered why after eating garlic or onion the breath is so strong?
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The diet of pregnant women increases the risk of asthma in children
Pregnant maternal mice have a diet rich in methyl-containing additives, such as folic acid, and pups will have more respiratory allergies than mice with maternal mice th…
Space science
The raw material of life is 400 light years from Earth
The molecule methyl isocyanate, the material that forms life, was discovered around a young star 400 light-years from Earth.
Biology
Carnivorous moths are homosexual because of plant defenses
Scientists found that the common American moth named Spodoptera exigua, which eat cannibalism when the tomato leaves were no longer palatable, Science Daily reported on…
Biology
The tree knows 'talking, sending messages' like people
Plants have the ability to communicate and exchange information with each other to survive in special
Biology
Trees also have painkillers
Plants produce chemicals that relieve pain like Aspirin that we use often.
Animal world
Social position also affects health
Recent research on macaque monkeys, a fairly common short-tailed macaque in Asia, has helped solve a long-standing question in the scientific world about the link betwee…
Animal world
Mercury makes white storks become gay
According to the latest research by scientists, the male white stork eating mercury-containing food will be turned into homosexuality.
Scientific application
Bio-sauna replace MBr in agriculture
Accordingly, the most appropriate solutions in replacing MBr effectively for flowers and vegetables in Lao Cai in the coming time are bio-vapor vaporization form taken f…