Animal world
10 newly discovered animals
Spider tigers, Cambodian warblers or Epaulette sharks are newly discovered animals in recent years, although they exist for a long time in the world.
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Scientific application
Techniques of growing clean vegetables in simple foam pots at home
In the face of food quality concerns, especially vegetables, some families have chosen smart ways to grow their own vegetables at home.
Environment
Beach covered with white foam like snow mats
Naqoura Beach in Lebanon looks like an immense snow carpet when large amounts of sponges form and cover the water, Smithsonian reported on January 31.
Environment
Bikini sucks pollutants in seawater
American scientists are developing bikini swimsuits that can filter contaminants in seawater around the wearer.
Environment
New materials absorb CO2 easily
A plastic sheet like the greenhouse gas sponge carbon dioxide (CO2) can easily convert this contaminated fossil fuel into new energy sources.
Environment
Scotland sinks in the bubble storm
Large winds rippled across the Scottish coastline, creating a white, stormy sponge that erased a fishing village near Aberdeen on September 25.
Environment
The 'freezing smoke' material cleared up the oil
Scientists in Arizona and New Jersey argue that airgel materials can act as sponges to help absorb oil from waste water and effectively absorb oil slicks in the environm…
Photo library
The beauty of creatures on the ocean floor
Scientists have discovered and recorded stunning images of strange creatures on the ocean floor.
Photo library
Beautiful sea creatures are discreet
Brown algae, glass sponges ... and a number of other mollusks living modestly under the ocean were submarine of American oceanographer Sylvia A. Earle photographed and i…
Videos
Video: Urban flood protection solutions do not require sewers
The sponge city can resist flooding and cool its surroundings in the summer by imitating nature.
Videos
Video: Detecting a harp-like sponge
Scientists have discovered a completely new carnivorous sponge shaped like a harp that lives at depths of more than 3 kilometers below sea level.
Medicine - Health
This is the only way to remove bacteria from dishwashing rags
According to the famous American microbiologist Philip Tierno, even if you wash thoroughly with soap, it is not enough to remove bacteria that adhere to the dishwashing…
Medicine - Health
Diagnosis of esophageal cancer: Sponge capsule instead of endoscopy
British scientists find new ways to diagnose esophageal cancer by examining the Cytosponge capsule made of sponges.
Medicine - Health
Hold blood for 15 seconds with a sponge syringe
According to RevMedX, the device called XStat is an improved syringe containing tiny sponges.