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Fire can be useful for human life, but it can also be the most destructive force. The ice belongs to the natural, cold and seemingly lifeless world.
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Fire can be useful for human life, but it can also be the most destructive force. The ice belongs to the natural, cold and seemingly lifeless world.
The Daily Mail reported that the video was shot in Huzhong District, Daxing City, Anling, Heilongjiang Province on January 21.
Video footage of Amy Fogarty, a resident of Lake Superior in Duluth, Minnesota, USA, scooping a basin of water into the air in the middle of the cold attracted much atte…
Without a protective astronaut outfit, humans would quickly lose consciousness, be frozen or dry, drifting millions of years in the universe.
A photo of a house by the lake in New York, USA, freezing completely due to the snowy snow quickly caused fever on social networks.
A resident of Wisconsin, USA, suddenly spotted electric fingers and flashed blue light as he stood on the frozen lake.
Video less than half a minute recorded the process of freezing of bubbles, as beautiful as cut from a fairy movie.
This is the Ripsaw EV2 armored tank, customized by Howe & Howe for emergency rescue purposes and is sometimes used in military service.
According to the video published by Bussiness Insider on October 13, when mixing a very small amount of Russell venom into a glass of human blood, the cup of blood immed…
The frozen electronic experimental microscope technique of three scientists Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry f…
With the project called Noah Ship, scientists from Moscow National University (MSU) want to fulfill the mission of the Noah character in the Bible.
The specimen of a mammoth dating back about 42,000 years, more than a meter long, will be displayed in the UK in the coming days.
The public has the opportunity to admire rare mammoth corpses in Japan after scientists transport it from Russia.
Dutch engineers work at Cofely, a company that designs ice rinks and frozen storage systems for food, creating a 10cm-thick ice sheet on an aluminum surface inside a shi…
Finding sulfur in the building blocks of life, new techniques that show fingerprints and blood freezing techniques for longer storage, are news this week.