Biology
Why are some trees hollow?
We often see some old trees, although the trunk is hollow, but the leaves are still green. So how do trees survive when their trunks are empty?
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Life
Why did WHO rename the corona virus from Covid-19 to SARS-CoV-2?
The World Health Organization (WHO) has just announced that the official name for the new corona virus that causes COVID-19 is SARS-CoV-2.
Life
Why does WHO say it takes 18 months to get the vaccine for corona virus?
Last week, the World Health Organization said it may take 18 months to get the corona virus vaccine for widespread use.
Medicine - Health
WHO: The nCoV virus is dangerous because it has never been seen in humans
Dr. Kidong Park, the chief representative of the World Health Organization (WHO), assessed the dangerous virus causing Wuhan pneumonia due to being too new, the mechanis…
Health
8 human health challenges coming decades
The World Health Organization lists urgent global health issues in the next 10 years, such as climate change, infectious diseases ...
Medicine - Health
Strange lung disease China spreads from person to person
The World Health Organization warns that coronary pneumonia in China has the potential to be transmitted from person to person.
Oceanography
White lobster million new children have one
The fishermen caught an all-white, full-body lobster in the waters near the town of Scarborough in North Yorkshire county earlier this month.
Discover science
Giant white sharks swim 2370km from the Canadian coast to the United States
The researchers caught a giant white shark weighing more than 453 kg, after it completed a 2,370 km swim from Canada to the Miami coast, USA.
New technology
The world's first residential 'building' 3D printer
Homes built with 3D technology at a fast pace and cheap cost to serve many poor families in Mexico are about to be completed.
Oceanography
Unprecedented footage of a suspected white shark mating scene
Scientists believe they successfully recorded a rare footage of the white shark's mating process.
Health
'Strange toxic' prescriptions for terminal illness
The World Health Organization (WHO) has hosted a groundbreaking study on the impact of art on a range of incurable diseases, including cardiovascular disease, dementia,…
Space science
India's spacecraft 'catastrophic' on the Moon, but where the wreck is unknown
The lander was launched by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) in July in an accident, but the wreck has yet to be found.
Oceanography
White sharks have their heads torn
Researchers speculate that sharks may catch head bites by scrambling for mates or trying to mate with larger sharks.
Scientific application
Vietnam will have a gate to the origin of agricultural products
The national portal will provide general data sets, according to international criteria, to help retrieve and control product quality.
Environment
Australia turns 'trash' cauliflower and broccoli into herbs
Australian farmers are hoping soon they will be able to produce supplements from broccoli and cauliflower.