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Stone-grilled sausage, a name that sounds both familiar and strange, has attracted young people by the way it is grilled (grilled on stone) and served with chili powder…
Researchers have discovered a potential new method for making high-performance magnets used in wind turbines and electric cars without the need for lead.
A research collaboration from three prestigious institutes and universities around the world has discovered a new compound capable of attacking
Mapping the ice under the surface of Mars will help mission planners decide on potential landing spots for future astronauts.
Scientists study super-hot rocks at depths of nearly 10km as a potential renewable energy source to replace fossil fuels.
Fluoride has a controversial history. So what is fluoride and should we be worried about the potential risks?
Armadillos, also known as armadillos, are mammals with hard shells covering their bodies. Like pangolins, shooting armadillos can be dangerous.
Chinese researchers have issued warnings about a newly discovered flu virus.
The BHMbot robot is only 2 cm long and has potential applications in many fields such as search and rescue or checking the structure of mechanical equipment.
The Midcontinent Rift Zone in North America has the potential to become a huge source of natural hydrogen production, meeting the world's clean energy needs.
A team of researchers from Uppsala University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden have developed a new antibody that has the potential to treat many differen…
According to experts, infrared light therapy shows potential in relieving chronic pain, improving mobility and boosting mental health.
Solar power has the potential to solve many of the inefficiencies of traditional agriculture, such as the need for large amounts of water, fertilizer, and land to grow c…
In the energy sector, fossil fuels are the main source of energy due to their relatively low cost.
Acoustic lasers are created by manipulating phonons, and have great potential for applications in medicine and deep-sea exploration.