The toilet does not need water
South Korean scientists turn the toilet into a sustainable energy producer that is capable of converting human waste into bioenergy.
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South Korean scientists turn the toilet into a sustainable energy producer that is capable of converting human waste into bioenergy.
This new method of metal production is a precursor to the creation of effective self-cleaning materials and never to be corroded.
Wake up and get out of the way is always a thing
A future UFO home can help people navigate the ocean and see the creatures living in the ocean.
The human body is wonderful but not perfect. It can have defects, damage and disease that can be attacked with little or no warning.
Most scientists agree that the sea is the birthplace of life on Earth. Currently, people are aiming to research space space mainly.
Plastic bottles can take hundreds, even thousands of years to decay in landfills.
The Bill and Melinda Gates charity five years ago announced to the world that it would produce a very durable and completely inexpensive toilet, promising to revolutioni…
Huge water-filled container-type container with a capacity of 2,000 cubic meters of water, meets the demand for drought or disaster-prone areas.
A US university research team said the new form of ice particles with the lowest specific gravity could reveal many clues about water on another planet.
With a pyramid-shaped structure hovering close to the surface of the water, the state-of-the-art luxury superyacht designed by the British engineer promises to bring an…
Refugee migrants often have to travel a long way, and one of the big challenges for them is carrying so many essential belongings.
It sounds nonsense, but in one of its tests, Mitsubishi did it. But who will need a metal made from sea water?