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Environment
Dust molecules help limit climate change?
For decades, scientists have wondered whether the condensed nuclei of artificial clouds - particles suspended in the atmosphere - increase cloud cover around the Earth,…
Environment
Add evidence to the new hypothesis about water
According to new experimental evidence due to the collaboration among researchers at Stanford Linear Acceleration Center of the California Department of Energy, RIKEN Sp…
Environment
Decreasing cloud volume increases global warming during the dinosaur period
According to a new study, about 100 million years ago, in the period of the dinosaurs, the warming of the air significantly reduced the amount of clouds, causing the tem…
Environment
Effective catalyst to produce oxygen for artificial synthesis
Scientists at Brookhaven National Laboratory, the US Department of Energy and the Japan Institute of Molecular Science are trying to simulate part of the complex natural…
Environment
Fabrication of new CO2 separators is more than 500 times more effective
Scientists at Hanyang University (South Korea) and the University of Texas (USA) have successfully created a type of filter that only allows CO2 and other small molecule…
Environment
The atmosphere also has ecological diversity
When analyzing the molecular aerosol samples (aerosols) extracted from two US cities, the researchers counted at least 1,800 different species of bacteria in the air. To…
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Unique waiting benches have DNA molecule model
Inspired by the DNA molecular model, Leonardo Rossano of True Design designers collaborated with Debora Mansur to launch an extremely unique chair.
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The most breakthrough scientific images in 2009
The Wellcome Images award is given by the Wellcome Trust, a humanitarian organization dedicated to funding health studies.
Videos
Why are water droplets shaped?
Surface tension acts on molecules on the surface of the liquid, causing droplets in the air to be spherical.
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Video: The single-celled creature almost destroys life on Earth
Cyanobacteria follows the first great extinction on Earth and paves the way for complex life later on.
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Video: Interesting things about plastics that change the world
Polymers appear in all things in everyday life of people, there are countless shapes and different applications.
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Video: Discover the shape of a molecule
The shape of an atom is determined by the composition, quantity and arrangement of the atoms in space.
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Video: The reason soap bubbles don't break when poked by hand
Soap bubbles are usually spherical because water molecules often exist in the smallest form of surface area, according to Seeker.
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Video: Being shot from a distance of 2m from the gun is still safe if you stand in the water
Although it was only 2 meters away from the barrel, when the bullet shot out, the person was still safe.