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13 October, 2011
12 October, 2011
5 most unusual sources of fuel
1. The confiscated alcohol which is processed in biogas. Annually on the way to Sweden it will be confiscated about 757 100 litres of alcohol and instead of getting rid of it, the authorities have found surprising and simultaneously a favourable way out. Alcohol began to process with a view of biogas reception — the fuel used for various vehicles, including buses and trains.
Scientists managed to start an one-molecular electric motor
Italians will construct elektron-pozitronnyj коллайдер SuperB
11 October, 2011
The person has not died nearly because of baking soda
Baking soda has practically killed the adult person. It used it to eliminate a belly-ache which reason is the ulcer, writes wired.
Having slipped on a children's toy, the man has fallen and could not rise. Rescuers have brought it to hospital Cooper (Cooper Hospital) in New Jersey. On the way there they have noticed that the man practically does not breathe. In branch of emergency medical aid experts have quickly understood that with the arrived patient something not so. It looked is tousled, obviously suffered from shortage of weight and could not define precisely year. Whether it has wounded a head at falling?
The tired brain is capable to disconnect partially neurons
10 October, 2011
The most ridiculous scientific researches
09 October, 2011
Scientists have convicted plants of ability to be reserved by water
In the Center on environment studying have come to a surprising conclusion: plants hold in soil near to the roots a small water-supply, — is informed in the publication of researchers in magazine New Phytologist.
As it is known to any schoolboy from a course of biology, a plant receive minerals and water from soil. In exchange they allocate nutrients which in turn support ability to live of microorganisms and mushrooms. The mutually advantageous symbiotic exchange is thus formed.
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