The Sun could destroy Earth in 2025. Seriously!

Name: The Sun could destroy Earth in 2025. Seriously!
Uploaded: 2024-04-16T14:28:08+08:00
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2024-04-16

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rainbow! rainbow! We often say that after a storm, a rainbow is seen. Yesterday evening, some residents in Binhai District actually saw a rainbow! - DayDayNews
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When a hen sees an eagle hovering in the sky, she will instinctively call her chicks and hide together. Scientists have discovered that there is a similar mechanism in plants. After tomatoes are damaged by Spodoptera litura, they release a chemical called "(Z)-3-vinyl alcohol." N - DayDayNews
Through multiple rounds of analysis of thousands of small molecule combinations, team members led by Professor Ding Sheng, Dean of the School of Pharmacy at Tsinghua University, finally screened out three small chemical molecules that reversed cell fate. They successfully turned - DayDayNews
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Ferrous sulfate reduces soil hexavalent chromium (ferrous sulfate). In order to solve the problem of excessive hexavalent chromium in the soil, ferrous sulfate is first used to reduce the hexavalent chromium in the soil to trivalent chromium, and then sodium hydroxide is used to - DayDayNews
Recently, Chinese scientists discovered that the pharyngeal arches of Yunnanensis produced by the Chengjiang fauna of the Cambrian period 518 million years ago have a unique cellular cartilage structure of vertebrates, confirming that Yunnanensis is the most primitive group of ve - DayDayNews
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