Animal world
Open music to save whales
A group of American lifeguards last week broadcast the humpback whale's tape recordings, hoping to steer an injured mother whale and her baby from Sacramento (California…
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Scientific application
The decoding machine in the World works again
The giant computer named Colossus used by England to detect the message in secret orders of Germany in World War II was restored after 60 years of silence.
Environment
Admire the phenomenon of red algae causing the Arctic ice to melt quickly
Red algae cause red tape, or red snow, they exist in Greenland and Antarctica. In Alaska alone, red snow has melted nearly a fifth of the ice here.
Environment
Himalayas glaciers have been flawed for the past 40 years
Glacier researchers have analyzed the data on this mountain range and concluded that 'the roof of the world' lost 13%, or about 443 billion tons of ice in the past 40 ye…
Environment
Tape Fukushima nuclear power plant
An ice ring formed in the ground to cover the Fukushima nuclear power plant, preventing radioactivity from spilling out.
Environment
Strange tapes on the water
We need a compass and a pencil to draw circles, but nature only needs a whirlpool to create a perfect circle with tape.
Photo library
Beam: Cooking in the universe
The food of the astronauts working on the International Space Station ISS is often cooked and packaged so that they can be eaten easily in micro gravity mode.
Photo library
Close up of the mummy otzi mummy
The mummy Otzi iceman is famous as one of the most mysterious natural mummies in human history. This 5,300-year-old iceberg was found in 1991 in the Alps on the border o…
Videos
Surprised with the device can
Having a design like a hand-held tape stick, this special '3D printer' can create a layer of tissue just like human skin.
Videos
Video: Super strong adhesive tape that heals all leaks
A company in the United States created super-strong waterproof tape that can be affixed underwater, helping users to repair every hole or crack in the blink of an eye.
Videos
Video: Paper boat can carry people floating on the lake
Unlike small boats made from a folded piece of paper, this giant version is made of glue and duct tape to create certainty.
Videos
Video: Cats like to sit in circles
When you see a circle on the floor with a towel, colored tape or plastic cup, the cat will be attracted and sit still in it.
Videos
Video: Mysterious giant rotating disc on the glacier
A retired engineer hunted in North Dakota, USA last Saturday spotted an ice circle more than 15 meters in diameter on the Sheyenne river.
Scientific works
Establishing a bank of
Tape drilling for sampling has started from August 15 and will end in early September.
Science story
From the tape to the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010
The two scientists Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov of Manchester University (UK) were honored to receive the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics ...