tampon

Glow in the Dark Tampons Could Shed Light on Water Pollution

Medicine & Technology Apr 03, 2015

While it may not be the most glamorous of scientific instruments, engineers believe that tampons could actually help clean up polluted rivers and streams.

Glow-In-The-Dark Tampons Help Detect Sewage Leaks

Mar 31, 2015

Scientists have discovered a new use for the tampon: detecting sewer pollution from leaky pipes and illegal drains.

tampon

Glow in the Dark Tampons Could Shed Light on Water Pollution

Glow-In-The-Dark Tampons Help Detect Sewage Leaks

Most Popular

1,029-Foot Asteroid To Make Close Approach Toward Earth at Breakneck Speed This Week

Constipation Explained: Here's Why You May Find It Hard To Pass Stool at Times

Humans Will Go Extinct on Earth in 250 Million Years; Mass Extinction Will Occur Sooner if Burning Fossil Fuels Continues [Study]

The Science Behind Instantized Creatine: Gains in Bulk's Game-Changing Formula

‘Morbid’ Alien Theory: Extraterrestrials Haven’t Contacted Humans As They’re Destroyed by Gamma-Ray Bursts

Recommended Stories

NASA’s Voyager 1 Resumes Sending Readable Data From Deep Space After Months of Transmitting Nonsense Responses

Small Dark Formations on the Red Planet's Surface Appear Like Spider in Photos Captured by ESA's Mars Express

Citizen Scientists Identify New Sample of Over 1,000 Hidden Asteroids in Hubble’s Archival Data

NASA Engineers Successfully Repair Voyager 1 After 5 Months of Troubleshooting 15 Billion Miles Away