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Surely you will be surprised when you hear: For many creatures, the wild method 'grab your hair to lift yourself up' is their usual way of moving in the water. So is the…
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Surely you will be surprised when you hear: For many creatures, the wild method 'grab your hair to lift yourself up' is their usual way of moving in the water. So is the…
Why can tiny hummingbirds float above a flower for a very long time? Douglas Warrick, professor of zoology at Oregon State University (USA), used a device that allowed c…
How the helicopter works. How does it change the flight direction?
MSc Nguyen Gia Minh Thao, Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Hanoi University of Technology (VNU-HCM), has researched and manufactured a touch-sensitive k…
Scientists and engineers in the Netherlands are currently testing
Marine animals have evolved for millions of years to optimize domestic motion efficiency; while people try to perfect aerodynamic design for about a century. So we need…
It is certain that in us, everyone has the opportunity to see cars of all kinds, full of colors, crowded in the
Dragon hoses with strong winds easily lift many heavy containers when entering a seaport in southwestern Italy.
The hot sun peaks up to 51oC in India, causing the asphalt to melt, making it difficult for people to walk on the road.
During the six outings on November 30 and December 1, dust and smoke spilled from the crater of Popocatepetl (southeastern Mexico) and lifted thousands of meters in the…
Bill, an extremely wealthy old man and widowed, went to a club and accompanied a blonde girl about 25 years old, very sexy and beautiful.
The hummingbird family, also known as the bees, is a small bird family with more than 300 species that live all over the world.
Animals can lift objects weighing tens to hundreds of times their bodies. For example, horned beetles lift objects that are 850 times heavier.
Splitmaster wood splitting machine developed by Austria can easily split large logs into many equally sized wood sticks.
In the Netherlands there is a bridge called Slauerhoffbrug, across the river Harlinger Vaart in the city of Leeuwarden.