Design 'Spider Car' that can run on many terrains
The e-Spider 4-wheel electric vehicle moves at a speed of only about 30 km / h but is very flexible, able to climb uphill or go through trenches.
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The e-Spider 4-wheel electric vehicle moves at a speed of only about 30 km / h but is very flexible, able to climb uphill or go through trenches.
Instead of needing to be heated, the new material can heal itself at room temperature and continue to function without human intervention.
A motorway is under construction in west Wales and this is a pilot project on environmental protection related to used diapers.
To reduce stress for healthcare workers, researchers in the state of Ohio (USA) have discovered a relatively inexpensive and easy-to-implement measure, which is the use…
Xiechi Lake, also known as Yuncheng Salt Lake in Shanxi province, China, has become famous in recent years for its unreal beauty with impressive vibrant colors.
No one expected that a lake with a peaceful and picturesque appearance would hide a terrible secret below, leaving 2 million people around in a state of constant turmoil.
A remote-controlled robot photographed a molten nuclear fuel dump that fell to the bottom of the most damaged reactor at the Fukushima power plant.
For the first time in history, scientists have taken into account the possibility that Earth could lose its topsoil due to cracking and subsidence.
A study of 467 makeup products conducted by British experts found that 90% contained potentially deadly bacteria.
The column of ash formed from the eruption of the Anak Krakatoa volcano in Indonesia reached 1,500 meters high on February 5, according to the country's Geological Agenc…
Just by solving the problem of taste, non-alcoholic beers promise to bring a new way of enjoying beer that is better for health.
Rice University has successfully recovered rare earth elements from trash with important properties for electronics and green technology.
A rare genetic condition causes a girl in Slovakia to have skin up to 8mm thick, lose her eyelids, two fingers and four toes and cannot regulate her body temperature.
An 8.2-magnitude earthquake followed by a tsunami that spread around the world last year, surprising scientists.
In this article we take a look at what skaters wear, with a lot of fun behind it. They have to be both luxurious and capable of withstanding strong twists and turns on i…