Biology
Fire-resistant transparent bamboo can be a 'rival' of glass
With its fast growth rate and high output, bamboo can be processed into transparency and become an effective building material to replace glass.
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New technology
Waterproof electronic glove design
Researchers have designed waterproof gloves equipped with sensors that can convert hand gestures into messages, helping divers communicate better with 99.8% accuracy.
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The true meaning of waterproof and waterproof watches
The difference between waterproof and waterproof watches.
Oceanography
Discover the 5 most special ocean mailboxes on the planet, everyone wants to experience it once
This mailing service requires the sender to use a special waterproof postcard and stamp.
Environment
Super durable natural material, if spread on the roof, it won't rot for 300 years
If the average lifespan of reinforced concrete is usually only 50-80 years, this naturally available material has a durability of up to 300 or even 400 years.
New technology
Successfully fabricating super-strong concrete materials thanks to nanotechnology
The new concrete model has improved 75% in waterproofing and 44% in reducing the corrosive effects of salt compared to commercial versions.
Science invention
Japan invented 'super glue' used underwater
The newly invented special glue that can attach materials including glass, metal and stone in seawater in a matter of seconds.
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The birth history of raincoats
In today's modern life, almost every one of us also has his own shirt to use in the stormy storms.
Biology
Research fire ant behavior to develop rescue robots, waterproofing materials
Fire ants' skillful movement and rafting can help professionals create effective rescue robots and waterproofing materials.
Biology
Discover the mystery that goes on the water
Walking on the water seems to be a miracle to humans, but it is normal for water beetles and scientists have also discovered the mystery of this miraculous ability. Curr…
Animal world
The secret of not freezing of Antarctic penguins
Penguins still function normally in the cold - 50 degrees Celsius of Antarctica without worrying about freezing thanks to some superior waterproof properties.
Scientific application
Use sugar cane to make waterproof packaging
Australian researchers say sugarcane can be used to make a coating for waterproof paper and packaging and to enable them to recycle completely.
Scientific application
Moisture-proof for houses and buildings
One of the causes for the structures of buildings and buildings is destroyed is water. There have been many traditional methods of moisture resistance, but the reality d…
Scientific application
Secrets of waterproofing houses (1)
In theory, in a house, almost any place can be absorbed by the impact of the environment. A bit of water stagnates on the roof, the joint of the screw roofs
Scientific application
Secrets of waterproofing houses (2)
Basic waterproofing story must be based on synchronous and radical coordination right from the beginning between design parts, material type selection, construction tech…