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Burning candles create diamonds
According to research by the University of St Andrews, about 1.5 million microscopic nano diamond molecules are created every second when a candle burns.
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The fertility of men lies in the bones
American researchers have discovered that skeletons act as a mechanism to control male fertility through a bone-producing hormone called osteocalcin.
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Discover pearl secrets
Japanese scientists have discovered two proteins that play an important role in pearl production, opening up the possibility of producing large sized pearls in shorter t…
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Two types of food additives have estrogen-like effects
Scientists in Italy have just announced the successful production and application of a new method of detecting additives that work like xenoestrogen.
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Double rice production in drought areas
Research at the University of Alberta has succeeded in doubling rice production in some of the poorest and most degraded areas in the world.
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Pollinated insects have an economic value of US $ 217 billion
French scientists with the UFC German scientist found that the value of insect pollination pollinated up to £ 153 billion in 2005.
1001 mystery
False speculations about aliens
Aliens in many cinematographic productions like Battleship and Men in Black 3 are described as those who will terrorize the earth. But sci-fi novels can be very far from…
World Heritage
Matchmaking factories at Humberstone and Santa Laura
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the brimstone factories at Chile's Humberstone and Santa Laura as World Cultural Heritage in 20…
World Heritage
Verla wood pulp mill
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Finland's Verla Pulp Paper Mill as a World Cultural Heritage in 1996.
World Heritage
The terraces at Philippine Cordilleras
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized terraced fields in the Philippines Cordilleras is a World Cultural Heritage in 1995.
Oceanography
Change of life by picking up the waste of sperm whale worth USD 10,000
There is also a very beautiful name 'Ambergris', a vomit of sperm whale which is an indispensable material in the production of ... high-class perfume.
Oceanography
Seals of film production in the United States
Some Hawaiian fishermen accuse seals of sea lion, a marine animal facing the threat of extinction, stealing their fish in large numbers. In addition, public opinion is b…
Oceanography
Fish produce 'mosquito net' to have a restful sleep
Scientists at the University of Queensland, Australia discovered fish produced
Archeology
Discover the world's oldest whiskey stove in Scotland
Scottish archaeologists have just made a notable discovery, which is the ruins believed to be the oldest distilled whiskey in the world ever discovered.
Archeology
Discovered a thousand-year-old wine in China
Chinese archaeologists have recently found an ancient copper jar of 2,000-year-old age in an ancient tomb containing an equivalent age-specific wine.