The gate of time really exists in Antarctica?
The gate of time that is supposed to appear 10 years ago in Antarctica is shaking the world of scientific research around the world.
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The gate of time that is supposed to appear 10 years ago in Antarctica is shaking the world of scientific research around the world.
Scientists believe that they have discovered the existence of these
In the video that attracted more than 5 million views and appeared on Chinese social networks, a creature created countless ripples on the lake surface in Laping distric…
For a long time, scientists around the world believe that the time and place we live in is just one of many dimensions of space and time that we cannot see.
Researchers still do not understand the cause and mechanism of forming whirlpools that attract marine life hundreds of kilometers in diameter in the ocean.
Ice flowers on the sea, red tide, colorful striped ice or ice whirlpools are strange natural phenomena that appear on the oceans.
To make this discovery, astronomers at Case Western Reserve University first used a 75-year-old telescope in the southwestern mountains of Arizona.
The team found a super-bright X-ray source (ULX) in the Whirlpool galaxy thanks to NASA's telescope.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced a stunning image of the spiral galaxy M51, also known as Whirlpool.
You will once again witness the madness of nature. Be careful, you won't want to travel anymore.
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…
Squids, jellyfish and mollusks are thought to be very versatile in moving. Therefore, researchers at Boulder University of Colorado are relying on their shape to create…
A few hours ago, the Facebook account of Le Xuan Thieu posted a clip of nearly 1 minute long recording the scene of a giant whirlpool appearing in the sea.
The video recorded the spectacle of vortex trees near the beach of Arrocito in Huatulco, Oaxaca, Mexico that many viewers enjoyed, MSN reported on November 6.
Scientists have discovered a new form of tornado formed in the South American Andes, causing crystal-like rock crystals to appear along sand dunes.