The horror of the iron bar that pierced the skull gave birth to modern neuroscience
After Phineas P. Gage pulled an iron rod through his skull in 1848, his personality changed dramatically and his accident helped give birth to modern neuroscience.
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After Phineas P. Gage pulled an iron rod through his skull in 1848, his personality changed dramatically and his accident helped give birth to modern neuroscience.
The researchers designed traffic lights that use foam that helps absorb the kinetic energy of a crash, reducing the risk of injury and breakage in an accident.
Monkeys are intelligent animals that are sometimes naughty and can cause a lot of trouble, but they are very affectionate creatures, ready to help each other.
Dexter lost a leg in a traffic accident, but this helped the dog learn a new way of moving.
Today's Google Doodle 20/3/2021 honors Australian inventor - David Warren. So who is David Warren? How is life and career?
Although seat belts were considered an option in 1929, Charles N. Monteith, chief engineer at the Boeing Aircraft Company (BAC), figured it would be common sense.
This blood-stained river is essentially an extremely serious environmental accident.
How to free the submarine crew in an emergency?
The dog sat on the side of the road to look after his sister's body in an accident and refused to let the lifeguards come near.
While identical twins do not inherit, identical twins have. And both types of twins seem to go against evolution, because they can increase the death rate of both mother…
Ms. Kim Goodman possessed the ability to freely control the eyeballs. Just by yawning or sneezing, her eyeball will protrude from the eye socket about 1.2cm.
Mike Hughes, scientist who wants to prove the Earth is flat, died at age 64 in a rocket accident on February 22 in Barstow, California.
The Bosch Group introduced a transparent sun-shading device, which uses artificial intelligence to locate the driver's eye and then shading the sun without blocking the…
Hotter temperatures make men swim, drive and drink more alcohol, leading to a higher risk of death from drowning and traffic accidents, according to new research.