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Listening to an expert explaining that 'rare earth is not as rare as the name'
Rare earth elements are also known as 'chemical vitamins', where a small amount of this 'tonic' will create powerful effects in electronics.
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Biology
Detecting microscopic parasites on human face
This parasitic creature is called 'tick face', resides in human facial hair follicles, eats sebum and oil produced to keep our faces from drying out.
Environment
This new finding may soon cause plastic waste in the ocean to disappear quickly
We have taken a small step to solve the tragedy tragedy that mankind has caused.
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Germany: Detecting 3 million-year-old fossil remains red
Millions of years ago, a small mouse with red fur and white belly, once lived in what is today the German village called Willershausen.
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The birth of the microscope
Since the microscope appeared around the 1590s, we have begun to see the world of extremely small organisms living in water, food and even in our bodies.
Environment
Small island caught 414 million pieces of plastic garbage
On the beach of Cocos (Keeling) Islands in the Indian Ocean, scientists found 414 million pieces of plastic waste, including nearly ... 1 million pairs of shoes and 373,…
Archeology
34,000-year-old mastodon jaw bone detection in the United States
The fossil of an immature mastodon was accidentally found under a small river inside the farm in Iowa state.
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When removing individual adhesive tape, should it be jerked gently or gently, it will be less painful?
If you have a small wound every time you have to stick a personal tape, you will know the feeling
Oceanography
Biologists discovered mysterious sea larvae
A series of microscopic organisms that can be completely new to science are making scientists extremely excited.
1001 mystery
Mysterious 230-year-old ancient stone in France
A small village in the Brittany region of France is willing to award up to 2,000 Euro (equivalent to about 52 million VND) to anyone who can decode ancient words.
Biology
Why can some insects walk on water?
The tension of the water surface and the small weight of insects allow them to travel on water without sinking.
Archeology
92 million year fossils from the tiny relative of the tyrant dinosaur
Scientists identified a relative of the tyrannical dinosaur as a dinosaur just 0.9 m tall from fossils dating back to 92 million years.
Space science
Strange findings in Antarctic meteorites
By using a variety of microscopes, scientists say it is made up of a combination of graphite and silicate.
Animal world
The world's fastest deadly venom animal
You all know cyanide is an extremely toxic substance, only a small amount of this substance is enough to make you travel to the extreme.
Environment
Terrifying warnings about imminent earthquakes
Seismologists note that the number of small seismic anomalies continues to increase, causing an earthquake in the United States.