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The ability to discover and create human beings is really without limits.
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The ability to discover and create human beings is really without limits.
Every year, countless people die in traffic accidents and part of the reason is road quality. Here are pictures of some of the deadliest roads in the world
A Boeing aircraft of American low-cost airline Southwest Airlines has been in distress when the left engine exploded at a height of 9km while flying from New York to Dal…
Perhaps this is one of the luckiest riders of all time?
A female driver in the state of New Jersey, USA, crashed into a deer on the highway and faced the animal's revenge attack.
A skier was lucky to survive after falling from a 488m high slopes in Alaska, USA.
The Ford Forcus in this test was towed with a cable at speeds of up to 120 mph (equivalent to 192 km / h) and crashed into a steel plate.
Photographer Dale Frink and his friend are sailing off the coast of California (USA) to capture marine life when they encounter a giant blue whale nearly 25m long.
Sun Jifa, a farmer in northern China, became disabled after losing both arms in an accident, Telegraph reported.
A plane took off from Dubai crashing into the ground as it landed at Rostov-on-Don airport in southern Russia, killing all passengers and crew.
Seabed explorers have just announced the cause of the legendary Titanic sinking into the water quickly.
Loving Vietnam from the first time he came to work, over the past 20 years, he has traveled all over the world to learn, research, and contribute much effort to Vietname…
Dr. Nishimura Masanari, a Japanese archaeologist who has been involved with Vietnam for more than 20 years, recently died in a traffic accident in Vietnam last morning.
The amount of radioactive waste so far is still very small and not much different from the daily radioactivity that we do not care about, such as when taking x-rays.
Japan is the world's center for robotics, from playing robots to kissing robots, but none of the robots have been deployed to cure the reactors that are contaminated wit…