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Vehicles automatically install external airbags to protect pedestrians
In addition to the unique airbags, Nuro's new autonomous cargo van runs on clean energy and can regulate the temperature in the cargo compartment.
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Oceanography
Mysterious 'air pockets' on the ocean floor can contain 50 million tons of CO2
In a published study, a team of researchers discovered a mysterious airbag in the Okinawa Trough region, a giant basin located in southwestern Japan.
Discover science
Car sunroof - potential danger
In 2005, one day on his way to work in Yazoo City, Mississippi, Hankins encountered an accident on the 2000 Ford Expedition.
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Secretly reveal the Bermuda Triangle Triangle
After so many events, many mysterious things happened, today, the Bermuda triangle secret has been brought to light by scientists, with clear, concrete scientific eviden…
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Just sitting in this position, the airbags on the plane can turn out to save your life
Few people suspect that airbags exist
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The misconceptions of Vietnamese drivers about airbags
Many Vietnamese drivers wonder why the car crashed head but air bags do not sprung or argue constantly about not fastening the seat belt, the air bag does not open.
Archeology
Egypt's oldest pyramid airbag
Huge air bags used by British experts to support the ceiling for Egypt's oldest pyramid from collapsing.
Space science
Discovering the secret of life in brown dwarfs
Astronomers from Britain argue that life in the upper atmosphere of brown dwarfs may exist. That is the content of the article published in arXiv.org Electronic Library.
Space science
5 unique ways to land on Mars
The landing on Mars is similar to NASA's Viking 1 spacecraft 40 years ago (July 20, 1976), which is an extremely complicated task because Mars's atmosphere is quite thin.
Space science
Successful landing of CST 100 compartment with air bags
Boeing and Bigelow Aerospace conducted a series of tests in September 2011 with the content of the space transport container (CST) -100 and vertical drop-down designed t…
Space science
Detects a 60-light-year 'airbag'
Scientists have discovered a cosmic bubble generated from the release of gas from a dying star, up to 60 light-years across and approximately 70,000 years old.
Animal world
Interesting discovery of ancient animal species
While the aestheticist looks at the beauty candidates under the rings 1, 2 and 3, the scientist pays attention to the evolutionary ability of people in the ... round nec…
Environment
Japan built a tsunami barrier
The fierce tsunami like 2011 will no longer be a nightmare for the people of the rising sun when Japan completes a 20m high wave wall, 230m stretching around Wakayama co…
Photo library
Unusual clouds are shocking
Wearing a strange shape of airbags, lenses, or regular, undulating waves, clouds make viewers feel like they're lost in another world.
Science Events
Ninh Thuận: Mud erupts not related to earthquakes
Geological experts confirmed that the eruption mud phenomenon in Ninh Thuan is a completely normal geological phenomenon and not related to earthquakes.