Day: August 7, 2018

Where are the most terrible airports in the world (photos) Severe weather and natural conditions, lack of space and engineering innovation. Even those who used to fly a lot, unable to flinch, caught in one of these airports. Princess Juliana international airport, St. Maarten This airport has already become famous all over the world, including because of a few accidents. The planes here fly 30 metres over the heads of tourists on beach tourists, cross the fence, a busy road and land at the airport. Publication from Andres Meneses?? (@andresspotter) 1 August 2018 8:27 PDT During the download an error has occurred. Publication from superFLY (@superflyaviation) Jun 1, 2018 at 5:37 PDT During the download an error has occurred. The publication of the EC-Aviation ✈ fun and challenging (126K) (@ecaviation) 28 Jul 2018 4:23 PDT During the download an error has occurred.Kansai international airport, Japan Kansai airport is located on

Eating dried crickets improved digestion volunteers American researchers for example, 20 volunteers showed that eating roasted crickets useful for digestion, it is reported in Scientific Reports. In insects contains chitin and other fibers that contribute to the increase in the number of intestinal probiotics that improve digestion and reduce chronic inflammation. About two billion people worldwide regularly eat insects, which, if properly prepared, are a good source of animal protein, certain vitamins and minerals. The insects consume less food and water, and emit fewer greenhouse gases than traditional Pets, so the industry growing insects for food is gaining momentum. In addition to the other nutrients, insects produce chitin and other fibers, which is their exoskeleton. Presumably, chitin has useful properties, contributing to the growth of microorganism-probiotics of the intestinal microbiome. However, the relationship between the presence of chitin in the diet and increasing levels of beneficial bacteria in the gut

Sorry to health Somewhere far away, on the seabed, live venomous invertebrates — sea anemones. They never met with the man, but this did not prevent them to create toxins acting on our cells better than many known drugs. “Attic” has asked head of the laboratory of molecular and cellular biology, First Moscow state medical University named after I. M. Sechenov Yaroslav Andreev that can be extracted from venoms of animals as the prey are then applied, and why “natural” drugs on the market not so much. — Let’s start the conversation at the end. Suppose you found an animal and identified the toxin. For example, it has an analgesic effect (in June Andreev and co-authors published an article about the discovery of a new toxin-analgesic — approx. ed.). How it will work? — It is decided at the time of search of the toxin. As now constructed a standard