Animal world
A tiny bird weighing only 71 grams dares to peck at a hawk's head, but the notorious predator doesn't dare to fight back.
Surprisingly, the hawk, although much larger, did not dare to respond to this small bird.
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Why is it difficult to attract people to live on this beautiful island, which has houses provided by the government for 20,000 USD?
The most beautiful landscape in Greece but very few people live here, the government has to pay to get more people to come here.
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI system helps aircraft 'cope' with turbulence
Turbulence that affects planes could become a thing of the past thanks to a new AI system that helps flying vehicles learn to adjust to turbulence in just minutes.
Animal world
Plover killed by peregrine falcon at 3,000m altitude
Scientists observed the highest-altitude predator display ever recorded as a plover fell into the claws of a peregrine falcon.
Space science
ESA launches Hera spacecraft to study how to protect Earth
On October 7, the European Space Agency (ESA) successfully launched the Hera spacecraft carrying a mission to study how to protect the Earth from collision threats from…
Space science
Successfully launched the EarthCARE satellite to probe the impact of clouds on climate
The EarthCARE satellite, launched from California (USA), is expected to orbit about 400km above Earth in the next three years with the mission of understanding the role…
Animal world
Andean Condor - A bird that can fly for 5 hours without flapping its wings
Despite its massive body, the Andean condor holds the record for the longest flight thanks to air currents alone, without flapping its wings for five hours.
Space science
SpaceX rocket creates strange hyphen in the sky
A photographer shares a glowing streak of dashes in the night sky above Arizona after part of a Falcon 9 rocket fell back to Earth.
Discover science
Falcon training: A profession that makes millions of dollars in the Middle East
The first prize for a falconry competition in the United Arab Emirates can be up to 7 million USD, according to Business Insider.
Discover science
Falcon Lake UFO incident: Man was burned after touching a UFO and the marks on his body did not fade for 32 years!
The Falcon Lake UFO incident was a sighting of a strange object suspected to be a UFO that occurred in 1967, at Falcon Lake, in Whiteshell Provincial Park in the Canadia…
Animal world
Birds pluck their prey's feathers and put them in stone 'prisons'
The Eleonora falcon on Mogador island captures other small birds alive, plucks their flight feathers and stuffs them into rock crevices as a reserve food source.
New technology
China announced a bird-like drone
Called 'Small Falcon', this drone has the world's most vivid, real-life bird-like design and flight capabilities.
Archeology
Why are the Phorusrhacids the most feared predator of prehistoric times?
For much of the Mesozoic period, terror birds dominated South America and preyed on falcon-like beaks - until they became extinct about 2 million years ago.
Space science
SpaceX will set a record for launching a satellite weighing 9.2 tons
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket is expected to put the heaviest commercial satellite in history into geostationary orbit at an altitude of 35,785km.
Science Events
The US successfully launched the NROL-85 spy satellite into orbit
The SpaceX space of the world's richest billionaire today, Elon Musk has successfully launched one of the Falcon 9 rockets carrying a spy satellite