SCI & TECH● LOW6d ago · Oct 7, 2026, 8:33 AM

Engineers sent a solar platform to the Yellow Sea to test the intensity with which waves would shake it, and algae became a set of "natural shock absorbers"

Clarín · east asia

It was in the sea between China and Korea, and organisms began to grow under the structure. Then, they reduced its response to the effects of the tide.

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