Why do we always like to press big red buttons?
Suppose you are locked in an empty room, in front of you only a big red button is placed. Will you leave it there or will you press it?
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Suppose you are locked in an empty room, in front of you only a big red button is placed. Will you leave it there or will you press it?
Have you ever wondered why the crew on the plane requires you to lift the window up every time the plane takes off and landed?
Air Force 1 is like the symbol of power of the United States with many mysteries that cannot be discovered
When struck by lightning, the aircraft may have to lower altitude, make an emergency landing or redirect it to ensure safety.
Recently, a Malaysian plane was missing while traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
Here are 10 questions that have not been answered about MH370 that Mirror of England published.
The modern shelter houses are fully equipped with food, essential and convenient living items than normal tents, which will be very useful for residents when meeting nat…
Firefighters are equipped with emergency alarms with quite large sound intensity. However, their colleagues participating in fire fighting often do not hear this alarm.…
To ensure uninterrupted operation, when an emergency occurs, the brain switches itself to energy saving mode.
The researchers tracked about 100,000 people using mobile phone signals and came to confirm on June 4, 2008 that most people actually live by habit.
There are things that seem obvious, such as coffee that makes people awake, or go to the emergency as quickly as they die ..., but scientists have proved them with exper…
Mr. Ng Swee Hock, 65, from Malaysia, is the latest case of the mysterious Lazarus (resurrected dead) syndrome.
The rocket encountered a problem during the launch of the Soyuz MS-10 spacecraft, which caused the crew to make an emergency landing.
Russia's Soyuz spacecraft transports two new members to the International Space Station (ISS) after it launches at Baikonur airport in Kazakhstan on October 11.
Astronauts in space face many problems such as broken bones, blood clots or radiation.