The first nuclear reactor uses new fuel
India is planning to build a nuclear power plant using new materials, thorium, which has a low radioactivity, safer than using uranium.
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India is planning to build a nuclear power plant using new materials, thorium, which has a low radioactivity, safer than using uranium.
A farm in the universe that uses nutrients in the Martian or Moon soil will be built in the future.
Photographer Eko Adiyanto uses enlarged shooting techniques to capture close-ups of teamwork and red ant's superpower in Indonesia.
Robot lab at the University of California (USA) uses slow-speed camcorders to secretly record roaches of cockroaches. They found that the insect used its hind legs to cl…
A parasitic plant uses aromatic chemicals to attract the attention of small mammals, so that their flowers are pollinated.
An ant in the Americas uses a variety of antibiotics to kill harmful fungi and bacteria for their food.
Scientific researchers in Pennsylvania say they are developing a fuel cell that uses pollutants from coal mines and metal mines to produce electricity, which could solve…
One of the oldest plants in the world - sesame - uses a strong smell, a bit of heat and a bit of cheating to seduce insects to pollinate them.
Purdue University researchers have created a diverse design that is a specialized biofilter that can be transported. It uses three separate techniques to demonstrate fun…
When in a natural environment such as muddy water, this microorganism uses cilia to find ways to snatch all things through it. If no object is touched, it will act as an…
The centipede uses a pair of pliers to inject the venom that stops the heart into the rat body in the South American forest and quickly finishes the meal.
Under conditions of scarcity of food, primates discovered stone uses and accidentally entered
The moment the persistent pooch uses a digging muzzle to bury your body under a hole in Chile, many viewers are touched.
Japanese and Russian scientists discovered two snails capable of attacking enemies by swinging the shell back and forth.
The young male lion uses his mouth to pull the arrow out of the female lion's shoulder, but this behavior does not stem from sympathy for the fellow.