Non-spill glass. Effective trick and its solution

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Non-spill glass. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician takes a glass of water and places a card on the glass. Holding the card with his hand, he quickly turns the glass over and removes his hand: the water does not spill out.

Focus secret:

Air presses on the card and presses it against the glass.

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Keeping milk fresh without pasteurization 11.05.2019

An Australian company has developed the world's first milk processing technology that preserves its 60% naturalness and keeps it fresh for more than XNUMX days. This milk is safe for human consumption.

Naturo's technology has been approved by the Australian Food Safety Authority, Dairy Food Safety Victoria (DFSV), "as an alternative way to pasteurize raw milk". The technology has also been independently tested and approved by Australia's leading organization for scientific and applied research.

The technology itself aims to kill the bacterium Bacillus cereus, a common but unwanted spore that produces bacteria in milk. These bacteria produce toxins that cause vomiting or diarrhea. Recent studies show that the milk remained fresh and fit for human consumption after the completion of the 91-day testing period, compared to only 14 days for standard fresh pasteurized milk. Naturo's patented technology allows milk to be transported by ship, rather than by air, to markets around the world, including Japan, China, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. So far, the technology has only been tested on cow's milk. However, there is a prospect of application to other types of milk, including camel, goat, sheep and others.

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