Non-destructive fingerprint collection techniques
Traditional methods for collecting fingerprints often use powder, liquid or steam, and they can destroy fingerprints for later analysis. A new technique using X-rays wil…
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Traditional methods for collecting fingerprints often use powder, liquid or steam, and they can destroy fingerprints for later analysis. A new technique using X-rays wil…
Mullet is a wide salt species and widely distributed in tropical and subtropical coastal waters around the world, it is known as a mass fish because of its quality and r…
A scientist at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (USA) is studying a new method of desalinating seawater with nanofiltration membranes. He anticipated many applicat…
In the 3rd century BC, the Chinese discovered that it was possible to make cast iron flexible by annealing the casted iron that would not be too brittle, resistant to im…
Basic materials for making fireworks are Pepper or match pepper, sulfur and wood charcoal. These compounds are pulverized and put a little powdered powder. But for the f…
The group of researchers at the Personal Care Products Council - an American industrial organization, analyzed salt samples from 21 European countries, North America, So…
The water in the lake in the Gulf of Mexico is 5 times more salty than the surrounding water, containing a lot of metal and hydrogen sulphide which can be fatal when swi…
According to a new study, climate change will make the beach more salty, causing crabs and other marine organisms to be affected.
Satellite images show that Lake Irmia in Iran normally turns green with a bloody red color on July 9.
The whirlpool is formed by a small negligence of humans swallowing up an island of nearly 300,000 square meters, two rigs and many barges, and at the same time the islan…
The vast deserts not only have sandy beaches, harsh climates, but sometimes they also have interesting and strange characteristics that stimulate people's curiosity.
Ice surface formation on asphalt roads in winter can cause unavoidable accidents.
Lake Mono is a shallow saltwater lake located in the high desert, on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada, California (USA) mountain range.
Snow thunder, dew frost, hard frost ... are unexpected natural phenomena.
According to statistics, every year up to 5 million tons of plastic waste is dumped into oceans around the world, and scientists say, this plastic trash is polluting the…