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The Science Of Kimchi: Researchers Find Why Using The Traditional Jars Is Best

The researchers delved deep into the science of kimchi. In particular, they focused on the traditional clay jars called onggi, in which kimchi has been made since ancient times.

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African bird's intricate feather design inspires new ways to store water -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net

African bird's intricate feather design inspires new ways to store water -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net
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Water-absorbing feathers could inspire better bottles and fog harvesters

The belly feathers of the male desert sandgrouse can absorb and carry water. Researchers have, for the first time, closely examined the unique structure of these feathers to see how they do it and whether the process might be adapted for human use.

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The Science Of Kimchi: Researchers Find Why Using The Traditional Jars Is Best

The researchers delved deep into the science of kimchi. In particular, they focused on the traditional clay jars called onggi, in which kimchi has been made since ancient times.

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Scientists uncover the amazing way sandgrouse hold water in their feathers

Microscopic structures of belly feathers in Namaqua sandgrouse enable them to absorb and retain water with high efficiency, an MIT study finds. Males can fly more than 20 km from a watering hole to their nests holding water for chicks to drink.

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Scientists uncover the amazing way sandgrouse

Microscopic structures of belly feathers in Namaqua sandgrouse enable them to absorb and retain water with high efficiency, an MIT study finds. Males can fly more than 20 km from a watering hole to their nests holding water for chicks to drink.

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Ancient Method Yields Superior Kimchi

Ancient Method Yields Superior Kimchi
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Environmental News Network - Scientists Uncover the Amazing Way Sandgrouse Hold Water in Their Feathers

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Birds of a feather: Science provides the answer to how sandgrouse hold water in their plumage

A new study found that sandgrouse feathers are structured differently from those of most birds and that's the secret behind their abilities.

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'Magnificent' feathers could lead to better water bottles and more

Male sandgrouse feathers can carry about 15% of the bird's weight in water. The awesome ability could lead to useful bio-inspired creations.

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