Record the world's smallest color photo
The new world record of the smallest printed color image is about the size of a human hair's cross-section.
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The new world record of the smallest printed color image is about the size of a human hair's cross-section.
When human civilization causes more and more animals to become extinct, what will the world be and what shape and size of the remaining species will be?
Eyes are the means to help you observe and judge the world around you. Thanks to the eyes that our lives are colorful. But the eyes also contain the interesting things t…
We all know about the size of dinosaurs, but how do you feel when you see a large cow-sized rat, or sea scorpion bigger than a human, a toad is as big as a big ball to p…
You may not want to swim in your saliva, but if you save all your saliva, you will have about 28,000 liters in your life, enough to fill a pool.
Riding a bike is a simple task, but do you know, scientists still don't understand how bicycles can stand upright without falling?
Women have smaller brains than men because of the effects of female estrogen hormones during human evolution.
A number of ultra-small objects, considered to be the smallest objects on the planet, make many people surprised and surprised.
The new study by Swedish scientists shows that asteroids are formed from small circular particles under the effect of magnetic fields and that the Earth may also form fr…
Eggs of the largest elephant bird on the planet, with a length of 28 cm. The live bird's egg on the cliff has a sharp tip that can spin the circle
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Earth has nearly 8 billion people, each of us is just a pointless little dot. Now look wide and see how small we are in the universe.
Nature is the place to hide many new and unexpected things for people, not everyone knows interesting things that are still out there.
A sculpture depicting a human shape smaller than a hair created by 3D printing technology and multi-photon lithography.
Asian countries, including Vietnam, far surpass other countries in the PISA exam organized by OECD.