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How did a piece of tape damage 70 passengers on the plane?
This is a disaster leading to a very pitiful accident on Aeroperú Boeing 757-23A aircraft.
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Discover Hitler's top-secret encoder
Historians have suddenly discovered an encryption device used by German fascist Adolf Hitler to send top secret messages to his generals.
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The super-difficult problem that existed for decades has been solved, the solution weighs 200TB
Huge capacity just to contain the solution to a problem. Is it really that difficult?
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Top 10 highest peaks in the world
The Top 10 HQ page has just released a list of the 10 highest peaks in the world today. At the top is Mount Everest with a height of 8,850m.
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The plane carrying 66 people from Egypt is missing
Flight number MS804, departing from Charles De Gaulle airport, Paris, at 23:00 on May 18 (4:09 am Hanoi) to Cairo has disappeared from the radar screen, CNN has posted i…
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Found missing Egyptian aircraft
The Egyptian army said it had found fragments of the missing Egyptian plane. Currently, they are rushing to find the black box.
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10 largest manufacturing plants on the planet
The factory in Wolfsburg, Germany, of Volkswagen Group, is the world's largest car manufacturer with a total area of 6.5 million m2.
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Why are air tickets expensive? Not just because of every gas money
There are many people think that is because the cost of gasoline for aircraft is very expensive. But is it true?
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What happens if you get swallowed by a whale?
Most whales have a throat smaller than the size of the human body.
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CO2 gas makes the Earth green
The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change (USA), shows that CO2 itself contributes to the Earth's green color.
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Interesting experiment
After plugging in an iceberg, the coin suddenly vibrated violently. Why?
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Why are ballet dancers not dizzy despite continuous rotation of up to 32 rounds?
In fouling ballet, fouette moves - 32 rounds of continuous rotation. However, do they ever feel dizzy? If not, why?
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Legendary Amber Room can hide in bunkers in Poland
Museum managers in Poland discovered the location may be a place to hide the legendary treasure of Russia being looted by the German army during World War II.
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The reason hotel rooms often do not have 420 numbers
If you notice, you will see many hotels in the world ignore room number 420, the favorite number of people who like to smoke marijuana.
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Decoding alien signals 40 years ago
A former US Defense Department analyst has discovered a new mysterious signal believed to be from aliens nearly 40 years ago.