Watch this fun science experiment where we turn ordinary tea bags into tiny rockets — simple, safe, and so cool to see!

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By Sola Ogundipe Tea lovers need to hear this. A single, seemingly harmless cup of tea brewed with a standard tea bag could be exposing your body to billions of microplastics, result of a new ...

Drinking tea, for most of us, is a daily habit but what about the soggy little bag left behind? Most of us instinctively toss it without a second thought. But that tiny bundle of organic matter ...

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A recent study founded that brewing tea bags could release billions of tiny plastic particles into your cup. Experts explain the potential health impact of microplastics, and recommend ways to ...

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A new study found that tea bags made from these packagings release billions of microplastics. Here's how to protect yourself, according to a toxicologist.