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Although it has a bad reputation as a harassing, disturbing species, it is actually one of the extremely useful creatures for humans. They help people save billions of d…
The atmospheric river exists in the form of steam currents in the sky, turning the city of Sacramento in America into a sea of water after 43 days of continuous rain.
Some diplomats have to end their working time in Cuba early due to attacks beginning in mid-November 2016 and ending this spring, according to CNN.
What could be more amazing by discovering that something never known before became one of the greatest discoveries in the history of physics?
Did you know, our ears use a protein called TMC1 to convert sound waves received from external effects into electrical waves, transmitting information about the brain.
Red light therapy is very safe and does not generate side effects, so it is expected to become the optimal method of treatment and beauty in the future.
Researchers have developed a method to regenerate ear hair cells to help reverse hearing loss.
A beam of three-dimensional sound waves can hold and move a very small capsule into the tumor in the body to kill cancer cells.
Chronic venous insufficiency currently has a very high incidence of disease, especially in those who have a habit or occupation that has to stand for a long time, travel…
New techniques that can be treated effectively, quickly and painless for people with impotence - that is using sound waves - has just been born.
A blind boy in England has the ability to identify objects after being taught the dolphin method to help locate echoes.
Many innovations and inventions are being used daily by humans from the models available in nature.
American scientists have invented the world's first ultrasound scanner for smartphones. This may be a revolution in health care for developing countries.
The research team from Harvard University has succeeded in developing new printing technologies that can control the shape and amount of ink used.
Although this may sound a bit strange, this transition is extremely necessary to create breakthroughs in the computer field.