Doomsday
Apocalypse is flying towards Earth?
Asteroid named Toutatis 4179 giant sized peanuts are facing the Earth.
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Doomsday
'Fighting' with anti-meteorite 'apocalypse'
Most scientists think that the best way to deal with meteorites is to deflect its direction. Destroying meteors into small pieces is not always effective because debris…
Doomsday
What to do to resist
Russian scientists propose a proposal to set up an organization with a mission to deflect the cosmic rock known as Apophis.
Biology
Explain why plants have different leaf shapes
According to German scientists, the protein called LMI1 is responsible for the development and shape of leaves as well as the formation of variable leaves, ie the antenn…
Biology
Why does a thousand ant colonies never suffer from
Despite their small size, ants possess great social connections, especially in the way they work in groups.
Biology
Amazingly huge ants fire floating in the super typhoon in America
Millions of ants gathered together, forming a small island to survive the flood in North Carolina.
Biology
More than 1 million species of insects on Earth but this is the reason they are
According to the survey, more than 1 million species of insects exist on Earth discovered so far.
Biology
What do intestinal bacteria tell us about drug resistance?
According to researchers' reports on mBio, a bacterium found in leech intestines that only needs to contact 0.01 micrograms / ml of ciprofloxacin antibiotics will become…
Biology
Walls take the honor of fungus present on New Zealand money sheet
Entoloma hochstetteri is a strange mushroom in New Zealand. In addition, this fungus is also found in India.
Biology
Scary with a medieval trap of small ants, it cuts 50 times more prey
There are seemingly harmless branches, but once the bees and grasshoppers ... have entered, there is no way back. Because that's right there is the death trap of the ant…
Biology
The world's most lonely 'tree' reveals the beginning of geology
Scientists examined the radioactive isotope carbon-14 in the small core of a Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) on Campbell Island, New Zealand.
Biology
Fluffy flies specialize in swimming in the water
Lake Mono, California, USA, is home to Ephydra hians, according to National Geographic.
Biology
Cyanobacteria can power small electronic devices
Scientists at the Royal College of London and Cambridge University have published research on bioelectric photovoltaic batteries in Nature Communications.