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6 intersections designed like world famous mazes
The overlap of gliding, straight or spiral lines makes a series of intersections in the US, Japan, and the UK ... such as the 'horror' for the first-time driver experien…
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Environment
Turns out electric cars also pollute the environment: How to handle all waste batteries?
Without recycling, the waste batteries of electric cars can turn into mountains of trash.
Biology
Power lines make honey bees more violent
The scientists found that the honey bee Apis mellifera exposed to electromagnetic fields similar to the electromagnetic fields near the ground surface around power lines…
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Why does honey flow in streams rather than trickle?
Honey can flow in a long line without drops, a phenomenon that has puzzled scientists for a long time.
Videos
Feast your eyes on the automatic fish fillet line with incredible precision
By adopting an extremely advanced automatic line, with the help of a laser to make the most accurate slices, within an hour, this system can turn hundreds of fish into P…
New technology
NASA tested all-electric X-57 Maxwell aircraft
All-electric aircraft are being actively developed and tested by NASA, to quickly put them into use in civil aviation.
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Why don't we make all the wires underground?
Moving electrical wires underground can help avoid hazards during a storm. However, the ducted underground network also has its own problems.
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The reason the Incas built Machu Picchu on two fault lines
The rupture of the Earth's crust provided a suitable source of granite to help the Incas save the energy to build Machu Pichu.
New technology
How the Chinese moved the 30,000-ton bus stop to make way for the new train line
Earlier this month, engineers in the Xiamen city of Fujian, China, successfully moved the entire bus terminal weighing more than 30,000 tons to make way for a new high-s…
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The weirdest computer ever made - made from assembled toys and fishing lines
Not every computer is made buttons and screens.
1001 mystery
Mysterious cut bisects rocks over 10,000 years old in Saudi Arabia
The Al Naslaa block was bisected by a cut line thousands of years ago, exactly like the application of high-tech machinery.
New technology
The first solar path: Ineffective, many fragments, reduced efficiency
Every technology needs time to test and improve!
Photo library
The entire metro route 33,000 billion when 99% of the upper part is completed
After many years of slow progress, the Nhon - Hanoi railway station (line 3) has completed nearly 99% of the items of the upper section.
Oceanography
1000 sharks are living a miserable life because of the harmful effects of plastic on the ocean
It's a story about plastic garbage, but this time it affects sharks.
Animal world
Superhearted coral fish bite English anglers
The coral fish weighs more than one quintal, so the angler from England must ask two friends to help him to lift it to take a picture.