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Surprised: Fish that live in the dark ocean still see colors
Recent research by a team of scientists from the University of Queensland found that deep-sea fish can see colors in the dark, shedding light on visual evolution in vert…
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Detecting toxins in food after 10 minutes thanks to nano silver
Testing on rice, mangoes, oranges, apples, vegetables, tea ... nano-silver SERS base can identify pesticides, kill insects.
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The Himalayas are home to India's rarest tea varieties: 50 million to 1kg
On the majestic Himalayan slopes, under the full moon, Indian farmers race against time to have the most energetic tea buds.
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Unexpected benefits of being second in the competition
Victory is something everyone wants, but of course we can not always achieve it easily, especially in sports competitions in general and Olympic subjects in particular.
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Find the greatest treasure in human history
American scientists have found a Spanish ship full of jewels, worth up to $ 17 billion at the bottom of the Carribean.
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Find the 'secret' of silver metal
Silver metal is present in nature in its pure form as native silver and in the form of alloy with gold, copper ... Silver also appears in minerals such as argentite and…
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What is foil?
At high temperatures, the amount of aluminum in food-wrapped foil dissolves into food, then enters the body, affecting health.
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The world's largest rain-generating system
China is developing the world's largest rain-generating system with an area of 1.6 million km2, three times the size of Spain, South China Morning Post March 27 report…
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The ship of 33 thousand tons was split in half to extend the body
Currently, the new Silver Spirit ship's length is 210m after a successful body connection.
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The 'Dollar' is named after the grandfather of Jesus
In order to understand why the dollar is named after St. Johnakim, it is necessary to know the context of the European economy at the end of the 15th century.
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5 'forbidden death zone' a go no return in China
Similar to the Bermuda triangle in the Americas, these regions have many strange things that still cannot be explained. Here are 5 such lands.
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Discovered gold and silver 900 tons mines in Russia
Geologists searching for pyrite copper ore discovered nearly 900 tons of gold and silver in Russia's Bashkortostan Republic, Sputnik reported.
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Million dollar gold store in the volcanic heart of New Zealand
Geological scientists found large amounts of gold and silver in reservoirs in many New Zealand volcanoes.
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The American farmer quit his job to find a treasure of 40 tons of gold and silver
Gold and silver and emeralds were taken from shipwrecks centuries ago worth up to 450 million USD (10.2 trillion dong).
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Why silver hair back?
Why does our hair get silvery? It is said that when we are old, we have gray hair, but many people are young and still have gray hair. So what are the factors that make…