Video: Learn about the two types of radiation that surrounds us
When it comes to radiation, we often imagine big explosions or scary transformations, but that's incomplete.
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When it comes to radiation, we often imagine big explosions or scary transformations, but that's incomplete.
The red dragon hose swept across a town in Mexico, frightening many locals.
The strong sea breeze creates a giant whirlpool on the coast of Kassiopi village resort on the island of Corfu, Greece.
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India's SnPC produces a high-speed brick machine, capable of producing 300 bricks per minute, saving a lot of time and effort.
Less than a minute, the computer on the same LAN has been infected with malicious code without user interaction.
NASA is developing a greenhouse project with the University of Arizona in the hope that astronauts can grow their own vegetables in future missions on the Moon or Mars.
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When the 50,000 volts current from an electric gun hits the body, the brain will be so shocked that it will not be able to process new information while the entire body'…
The Slims River is 24km long, 150m wide and 3m deep through Canada during the past 300 years suddenly disappeared after only 4 days, this is the first time recorded in 1…
Many wealthy Americans have loved Radithor, an energy drink containing radium-rich radioactive elements, in the early 20th century.
Visitors discovered a field covered with fine mesh created by thousands of small spiders in New Zealand.