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'Dry' water and special applications
According to the Telegraph, 'dry water' looks like white powder. Each grain of dry water contains a drop of water with a silicon dioxide coating (silicon compound in the…
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McDonald's business group of fast-food restaurant systems will learn how to reduce methane in cows to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Environment
He taxed plastic bags
In the next 18 months, British people will be taxed if they use plastic bags to store things they shop for.
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'Childhood' of today's technology products
The Telegraph collects photos of famous technology products at the new stage.
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Best weather photos in 2010
The Telegraph recently published photos of the best weather in 2010, which are mainly photographs of the attacks of
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Pollen - the culprit in summer fever
People with hay fever have a chance to see the pollen grains, their invisible enemies, thanks to the scanning electron microscope.
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The most mysterious phenomenon of 2009
The halo in the Norwegian sky, the face of people crying on ice, the self-moving rock in the Death Valley are the most popular images this year.
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The most mysterious images of 2009 (Part 2)
Giant drawings were constantly appearing in the UK last year, while the American people were fluttering when Michael Jackson's ghost appeared in a video.
Videos
Video: Catch the Anacoda python with your bare hands
According to the Telegraph, too angry that the giant python swallowed a pet dog, Anaconda, a man in French Guiana decided to take revenge by capturing the python.
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Video: Rescue the lumpy humpback whale
Telegraph quoted officials in Noosa Heads, Queensland, saying the giant fish may have been caught in the net at night. It still breathes when rescuers approach.
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The most influential Nobel laureates
Ahead of this year's Nobel Prize ceremony (which will take place in Sweden in December), the Telegraph published a list of the most influential Nobel laureates ...
Medicine - Health
Smart contact lenses enlarge the vision with the blink of an eye
According to the Telegraph, scientists at EPFL, Switzerland are developing smart contact lenses in combination with microscopic telescopes that can triple vision.
Medicine - Health
People with blood type O are more likely to die when injured
According to the Telegraph, data from 901 emergency patients in Japan showed that the O-fatal mortality rate was 28%. Meanwhile, the mortality rate in other blood groups…
Medicine - Health
The groundbreaking project studies how to raise the dead
According to the British newspaper Telegraph, Indian authorities have allowed to conduct a groundbreaking experiment with the ambition to recreate the dead brain.
Medicine - Health
The first man implanted both hands in England
Two-handed metal presses cut off hands three years ago, and Chris King first successfully implanted both hands in the UK.