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Mysterious earth rays
The veil of mystery about the miraculous intangible dangers such as Bermuda triangle, Atlas death valley or dead coordinates in Hawaiian waters ... has been partly lifte…
Rays
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Black hole - The most efficient apparatus in the universe
Anomalous material straws in the universe have proven to be the most efficient fuel-use engine. If a car uses this engine, it could theoretically travel 1.6 billion kilo…
Space science
Discover huge X-ray tunnel in the universe
Using the Chandra space telescope observing with X-rays, American astronomers have discovered a tunnel of high-energy X-rays located in a galaxy of billions of light yea…
Biology
Sunlight can reduce the amount of bacteria in your home
A team of researchers from the University of Oregon concluded that places in the house exposed to sunlight are likely to contain fewer bacteria than dark places.
Biology
Sunscreen of plants
Plants do not get sunburn because they secrete substances that act as sunscreens, helping to protect them from harmful sun rays.
Biology
Use ultraviolet rays to avoid enemies
Unlike the reptiles, this lizard has a very sophisticated territorial and anti-enemy defense mechanism. Their bodies have vivid colors that contain many photosensitive o…
Biology
Bacteria on the razor are 126 times more than the toilet
Chinese researchers used light-emitting rays (ATP) to illuminate the number of bacteria on devices that are frequently exposed to humans.
Biology
Infrared rays help photosynthetic plants
Although the level of plants absorbs solar energy through different photosynthesis, their absorption efficiency is the same.
Biology
Dream cream from kangaroo
A study by the University of Melbourne (Australia) said kangaroo (kangaroo) may be the
Biology
Discover new layers of fish in the gut
According to a new discovery by Canadian biologist Claire Healy, the gut is the
Biology
The source of methane in the light
Plants store a greenhouse gas, and release another. While they retain carbon dioxide, they release methane although in small amounts. This has been hedged by scientists…
Biology
The thin layer of solar cells provides a more economical green energy source
Scientists are studying new ways to harness the sun's rays, and ultimately make it less expensive for solar users.
Biology
Light stimulates sexual desire in spiders
According to a study published in Science, the ultraviolet rays of light stimulate sexual desire in some jumping spiders (Cosmophasis umbratica