Science

The objects we use in our lives are basically composed of three materials: plastic, glass and metal, each of which has its own physical properties and is very versatile.

In 1995 "Time" magazine published the world's top ten discoveries, in which there is a discovery that makes people feel both surprised and disturbed. The discovery was a frozen maiden found in a cave at more than 6,000 meters, where she was known to have stayed quietly for more than 500 years, her face unchanged.

When nuclear weapons were first created, people may have had good hopes for them - after all, they made an important contribution to the end of World War II - but today, with nuclear weapons being used as blackmail for political and military activities between nations, humanity seems to be entering its most dangerous moment ever, and we have to look again at the power of nuclear weapons with a scrupulous eye.

When I was alive, I had to face the day of death, as if it were a joke: I never came to this world, then I did not want to live back, in biology, the living body is an orderly system, when the order becomes disorderly, to the extreme is death.

Blood, whose importance to the human body cannot be overstated, transports nutrients and oxygen for our tissues and organs throughout the body, and is one of the basic substances that sustain the body's vital activities.

This news has sparked public concern because of the long-standing problems in U.S. biological laboratories, the DePaul laboratory suspicion has so far not seen the official U.S. answer, and mice escape and other events, it is even more thoughtful, to know that the carriers of these germs and viruses can spread deadly viruses if they come into contact with people, and these strains from U.S. laboratories, there is a great risk that could cause the spread of community outbreaks, and may even scourge the world.

For military enthusiasts, the term Mach is not a foreign concept, in many military news, we can see the so-called reach Mach 3.1, 3.3 fighter jets, sounds very lofty.

According to a paper in the March issue of the Journal of Biomedical Informatics, researchers at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, have developed a new model to detect stress in the workplace through employees' typing and mouse behavior.

Ms. Wang has had diabetes for many years and has had to reduce her sugar intake in order to control her blood sugar, and many sweets are not available. During her illness, Ms. Wang heard that no lunch can improve blood sugar, so she tried it.