Scientists Have Finally Taught Salad to Send Out Emails
They trained rats, bees and even dolphins to snatch landmines, but scientists are now turning their attention to more potential bomb-detecting allies: spinach. Already famous…
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Huge Dark Matter Halo around Dwarf Galaxy Hints at How the First Galaxies Formed
More than 50 dwarf galaxies surround the Milky Way (more), some of which have remained unchanged since their first founding 13 years ago. These incredible…
Seifertite – a silicate mineral
Seifertite is an orthorhombic mineral containing oxygen and silicon. It is a silicate mineral with the formula SiO2 and is one of the densest polymorphs…
Astronaut Performs First-Ever Plant Transplant in Space
Above the International Space Station (ISS), there are many astronauts and astronauts ranging from plants, bacteria and fungi. It is human responsibility to ensure that…
Howler Monkeys Return to Their Favourite Fruit Trees When They’re in Season
Howler monkeys are a noisy bunch, and their deep holler vocalization (which seems to be associated with small testicles) can travel extraordinary distances through the canopy.…
220 Million-Year-Old Incredibly Preserved Dinosaur Footprint Found By Four-Year-Old
Wandering and fossil hunters will be very aware of the occasional power habit in your eyes when searching for evidence of fossil shark teeth or…
Ancient Teeth of Possible Neanderthal-Human “Hybrid Population” Discovered In Jersey
The two sets of Neanderthal teeth found in Jersey show some distinct human characteristics, indicating that these two individuals may have been part of a…
“Giant” Magnetic Bacterial Fossils Fill In Gaps in the Earth’s Climate History
Magnetic bacteria make compasses out of microscopic chains of oriental iron oxide so that they can better feed the Earth’s magnetic field. They have been…
Smithsonite Mineral
Zinc carbonate (ZnCO3), a mineral that was the main source of zinc until the 1880s, when it was substituted by sphalerite, is Smithsonite, also known…
Tin Tabernacle – a type of prefabricated ecclesiastical building
Tin tabernacle is a temporary church of galvanized iron erected by any denomination. It is also known as an iron church, is a type of…
Fused Quartz – material for numerous industrial applications
Fused quartz is an extraordinary material for numerous industrial applications. It is also known as fused silica is glass consisting of silica in amorphous (non-crystalline)…
Liquidmetal
Liquidmetal – also known as amorphous metal or bulk metallic glass is unlike any other material at the most basic level. Liquidmetal and Vitreloy are…
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