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The shocking truth of Nazi death belts
Nazi Germany is famous for inventing many strange and strange weapons to scare the enemy and suffer great losses. Among them was a micro gun inside the waist invented by…
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Environment
Discovered billions of microscopic particles in tea filter bags
When drinking a cup of tea, the amount of plastic particles in the body 200,000 times the total amount of micro plastic a person consumes each year.
New technology
Replace papers, cards ... thanks to subcutaneous implantation, why not?
By implanting a microchip, users no longer need to carry around keycards, identification cards, and even train tickets.
New technology
Researchers have created a battery that can bend and bend
If smartphone makers want foldable devices ready for the mass market, one thing these devices need is flexible batteries.
New technology
Russian scientists introduced micro-vacuum cleaner to help clean the environment from harmful particles
A research team from Tomsk Polytechnic University has developed an optical vacuum cleaner that maximizes cleaning of the environment and rooms from harmful particles.
New technology
This micro accelerometer will change the way gaming and wearable devices are designed in the future
Accelerometer is one of the important parts on many electronic devices, including smartphones or game consoles. So the creation of micro accelerometers promises to chang…
Health
73,000 pieces of plastic enter the human body each year
About 73,000 small pieces of plastic enter the human body through food, drinks and breathing, carrying pathogenic bacteria and causing antibiotic resistance.
New technology
The physicists successfully built the smallest engine in the world
A group of physicists at Trinity Dublin University of Ireland has successfully built what they consider to be the smallest engine in the world.
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Shock detection in ice cores in the Arctic - the most remote waters
Tiny pieces of plastic have been found in ice cores drilled in the Arctic, indicating increasing pollution for marine life in even the most remote waters of the planet.
Environment
Successful fabrication of 'nano-springs' helps break down marine plastic
Scientists make micro-coils from carbon, nitrogen and manganese, capable of producing chemical reactions that dissolve micro-plastic particles.
Space science
What will a baby born in the universe look like?
The birth experience on the universe is obviously very different, and so many risks that no one has dared to try.
Science invention
Using a magnetic solution invented by NASA, the 18-year-old found a way to filter micro-plastic from water
Fionn Ferreira received $ 50,000 in prize money from the Google Science Fair. A reward for the effort to save mankind!
New technology
Cockroach robots can bear a million times more weight
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, developed micro-robots that are lighter than sand grains but can bear the weight of an adult.
Environment
Detecting micro-plastic particles in rainwater, not only lies in the sea
Scientists have recently discovered, in the uninhabited Pyrenees in southern France, rains brought microparticles from the sea, accumulating on clouds and falling into t…
Oceanography
Corals reject shrimp eggs, choose to eat micro-plastic seeds
A single coral can absorb up to 100 micro-plastic fibers and is considered a favorite dish that is poisoning them.