Food safety
Fake Beef in China: The Horrifying Secret Behind Familiar Dishes
In China, fake beef is not just a story about replacing poor quality meat, but also an underground industry of alarming scale.
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Strange patterns and colors on military uniforms of other countries: Is it just for beauty?
Today, the combat uniforms of many countries no longer have camo and camouflage motifs as before, but instead have strange shapes and colors. What are they and how do th…
Health
10 ways to use avocados you may not know
Avocado is a nutritious dish and has a creamy texture, so it is very flexible when used. You can eat avocado every day to supplement fiber, vitamins...
New technology
Growing artificial cells that change color like an octopus
The octopus-inspired artificial cell can change colors and textures to mimic its surroundings, providing a camouflage effect.
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'Building blocks of life' found on Mars
The texture of 'volcanic rocks' on Mars can help reconstruct geological periods, especially the period when Mars was flooded - also the period when the Red planet is tho…
Biology
Discovered the picturesque spider of Van Gogh
The newly discovered spider has surprised many experts because the texture on the body is no different from painting. Many people joke that, is Van Gogh inspired by this…
New technology
The leaf-inspired surface helps prevent frost
By adjusting the surface texture, scientists can reduce the ability of ice and frost to form 60 - 80% on all materials.
New technology
New helmet lining material: Lighter, better absorbing, cooler
A new material developed at HRL Lab, California, USA promises to change the current helmet structure.
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Decoding the flavor creates the dominance of chocolate in a scientific perspective!
Decoding the factors that make up the taste and addictive texture of Chocolate, help this dish dominate the world of sweets for centuries!
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The secret structure of a 1-dollar coin makes the Internet jump up for fun
The miraculous thing you are about to see below belongs to Roman Booteen, artist specializing in sculpture on Zippo, coin ... famous Instagram.
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New findings on the reaction of sugar, water and coffee
Researchers say caffeine, sugar and water will react to each other in a different way than most people think.
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Should you store tomatoes in the refrigerator?
Catherine Renard, a researcher at the French National Agricultural Research Institute, said that we should not store tomatoes in the refrigerator.
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Why is the cream less delicious when stored in a family refrigerator
Experts at the Snow Research Institute in Davos (Switzerland) scanned ice cream samples with X-rays as a way to study ice crystals to decipher avalanches. Through this s…
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Why re-deposition on the flower dew?
The roses with sweet aroma and the delicate petals sparkling with dewdrops can make the heart of the most icy heart crush.
Archeology
Sophisticated folding bed of pharaoh Tutankhamun
Tutankhamun, pharaoh ruled Egypt more than 3,300 years ago, resting on a bed of the same texture as the modern folding beds we use today.