Scientists discover new type of oxygen with strange properties
Scientists in Japan have created two new forms of oxygen that have unusual properties compared to popular theories about atomic structure.
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Scientists in Japan have created two new forms of oxygen that have unusual properties compared to popular theories about atomic structure.
Some believe the mysterious Betz sphere, a steel ball found on their property by a Florida family in 1974, is a piece of alien technology.
Scientists have successfully grown a mysterious 1,000-year-old seed discovered in the Judean desert and obtained a specimen of a plant mentioned in the Bible.
Colors are both real and fictional. Light consists of different wavelengths of light.
This lake is one of the strangest waters in Africa. An unusual set of properties makes it an intriguing subject for scientists.
The material is said to be the world's best semiconductor that transmits both electrons and holes, and conducts heat 10 times more efficiently than silicon.
Scientists have discovered the special properties of roundfin fish, a fish that lives on the bottom near shore in many areas in the northern Atlantic and Arctic Oceans.
The Mayans invented a cooking process that could increase the nutritional properties of corn tenfold, this was discovered by experts when analyzing latrines in Guatemala.
A team at the University of British Columbia has developed a new technique that turns waste wood into a material that is five times stronger than natural wood.
Light has properties like both a particle and a wave, able to travel at speeds of up to about 300,000 kilometers per second in a vacuum.
This butterfly-inspired home in Greece is one of the most extraordinary properties in the world.
The new type of imitation leather has many of the same properties as real leather, uses natural materials that are not harmful to the environment, and has a short produc…
A team at the National University of Technology Research (NUST MISiS) and colleagues have created new technology to impart antibacterial properties to nonwovens.
Scientists develop adhesives with high strength, one cm2 can hold objects weighing 136 kg.
Researchers have discovered the mysterious properties of perovskite - the so-called 'miracle material'.