New technology
The Japanese company created a fabric that could 'shock' the bacteria
A fabric can extract tiny amounts of electricity from the wearer's movement, then generate electrical impulses large enough to kill almost all bacteria.
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Oceanography
The rare 'blue dragon' washed up on the Texas coast
Travelers to the island of Padre in Texas recently discovered uniquely blue creatures like tiny dragons.
Archeology
Fish lizard discovered 'half a seal and a half tadpole'
The 248 million-year-old fossil of Cartorhynchus lenticarpus reveals features never before seen in fish or lizard (Ichthyosaur).
Biology
Millions of people will no longer be allergic by a tiny bug
A new study shows that a tiny bug can save more than 2 million people from allergies in Europe and save over 1 billion euros in medical costs.
Animal world
Why do scientists get worms to drink and make them spin like this?
The tiny worm, drunk and thrown into a dizzying camera can allow people to better understand the world.
Discover science
Why are there holes in the cheese?
The team of scientists in Switzerland has explained the reason why inside the cheese blocks appear holes and the number, the size of it is less and less.
Oceanography
Discovered 'monster eating bones' in the depths of the Earth
The bodies of 3 crocodiles have been swallowed up by tiny monsters on the ocean floor, and their bones are no longer available.
Archeology
Fossils 555 million years of human ancestors
The researchers found the tiny rice-like worm-like creature, the oldest ancestor on a pedigree tree consisting of humans and most animals.
New technology
Japan uses technology to capture micro-droplets when sneezing
A clip in Japan shows that the new technology captures images of tiny droplets of water sprayed when people sneeze, smaller than 10 micrometers in size.
New technology
Making a tiny particle accelerator: Only half the size of a hair, fits on a chip
'Just look at this chip design, no human flesh engineer can think of it'.
Archeology
Found tiny lizard legs in amber 20 million years old
For millions of years, the tiny left foot of an ancient lizard has been preserved in extremely rare amber until recently discovered.
Animal world
The tiny tree climbing fish species is researched, preserved and developed by Ca Mau
The fish that know how to climb trees, wade in the water and walk on land will be restored, preserved and developed by Ca Mau province after a long time of bluffing.
Science invention
MIT invented the 'smart surface', promising to improve the strength of the Wi-Fi signal by 10 times
RFocus can help tiny devices capture wirelessly easily.
Technology
Making a tiny fly robot that can track every corner
French and Swiss engineers developed a device weighing only 190 milligrams, capable of flexible and secret air travel.
Discover science
5,000-year-old remains of rare dwarf syndrome
Archaeologists uncover the tiny remains of a young man with the syndrome