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This may be the ugliest robot you've ever seen, but it can deform at will like venom, be cut off and be reborn.
There is an alien life form that can be parasitic on humans and gives the host a powerful ability to deform and stretch at will like a fluid and enter a narrow space to carry out acts of destruction. It is venom.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
Peristaltic Earth: thawing Mud flow
A "giant" bathed in the sun September 7, 2017 Yushu Prefecture in Qinghai Province called a ranch in Duoxian County, when suddenly an "uninvited guest" came.
By Fwuebks Sushma4 years ago in Earth
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Our goal is to make a scientific, rigorous, vivid and interesting platform for the popularization of earth science. Yang Guifei eats litchi
By Fwuebks Sushma4 years ago in Earth
Discovery of the largest comet so far, about the size of Tianjin | Global scientific news
? Astronomy? The largest known long-period comet On January 8 this year, a team of researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) used the Hubble Space Telescope to identify comet Cmax 2014 UN??? Five pictures were taken. Combined with radio data from the Atacama large millimeter / submillimeter wave array (ALMA), the team confirmed that the effective diameter of the comet's nucleus is 119 ±15km, making it the largest known long-period comet. The results are published in the Astrophysical Journal KuaiBao. Tianjin has an area of 11966 square kilometers and an equivalent diameter of about 120km. The diameter of the comet is about the same as that of Tianjin.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
Weekly "plastic" delivery: Sweden now "Climate supermarket", McDonald's China's first low-carbon life experience store opened
The concept of carbon neutralization is just hot. "Climate supermarket" appears on the streets of Sweden Recently, a climate supermarket (The Climate Store) appeared in Stockholm, Sweden. The characteristic of the climate supermarket is that the price of goods in the store is not based on cost, but on the impact on the climate: the price of the product is determined by the carbon dioxide emitted by the product, and the higher the emission, the higher the price. In this way, supermarkets hope to encourage more shoppers to choose low-carbon plant-based foods. Supermarkets not only promote consumption with the concept of "carbon currency value", but also label each product with an easily identifiable carbon footprint label. The label has a total of four gradients. Green represents a very low climate footprint and brown represents the highest climate footprint.
By test4 years ago in Earth
The biggest confusion for cat owners: why do cats have to wake people up in the early hours of the morning?
When you have to attend an important meeting in the morning, you are in a sweet dream at 4: 00 in the morning, but you are suddenly woken up by a cat jumping up and down. Why is the cat owner "crazy" in the middle of the night? How can shoveling officials keep their sleep?
By jsyeem shekels4 years ago in Earth
There are many ways for ancient creatures to die. Let's talk about choking today.
. There are only two kinds of creatures in the world-those that already appear in the species calendar and those that will appear in the species calendar. There are not only some strange "cold knowledge", but also rich "mind-wandering" natural science popularization. A species every day will show you the world.
By Fwuebks Sushma4 years ago in Earth
Countdown to live broadcast | join hands to create a world of lead-free paint to protect public health and safety
Fight against invisible pollution and help non-toxic China Abstract Lead is a toxic heavy metal that does great harm to the environment and human health, which can damage human fertility and affect the healthy development of fetuses.
By test4 years ago in Earth
As long as it is slightly heated, it can help fat burn?
Local heating can activate beige fat in mice and humans, which may be a treatment for obesity, according to a study published in the journal Cell on March 4.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
Why can birds fly so well?
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By jsyeem shekels4 years ago in Earth
How did the ancients look for minerals in ancient times without metal detectors
. Our goal is to make a scientific, rigorous, vivid and interesting platform for the popularization of earth science. In China's five thousand years of history, smart and hardworking Chinese people have absorbed a lot of resources from nature to reproduce. China developed mineral resources very early. After the Stone Age, China entered the Bronze Age, which opened the history of the development and utilization of China's metal minerals. The use of these metals has not only greatly enhanced the productivity of the Chinese people and improved the lives of countless people, but also left countless exquisite cultural treasures for future generations. Such amazing bronzes as Siyang Fangzun, Si (Hou) Mu Wu Ding, as well as Goujian Jian, the King of Yue who is still sharp thousands of years later, and the iron and steel fire to defend the country, are all the achievements of the Chinese people in the development and utilization of metal minerals.
By Fwuebks Sushma4 years ago in Earth
IRENA: accelerating the Transformation of Energy Industry through Renewable Energy
one? Accelerate the transformation of renewable energy by strengthening political commitment (I) change policies in the light of past experiences and lessons, adapt them to the changing market environment in a timely manner, and ensure the effectiveness and efficiency of policies. When designing an auction mechanism, decision makers need to make a tradeoff between price reduction and other policy objectives.
By test4 years ago in Earth