Last minute on space shuttle Columbia
When the first alarm bell rang on February 1, 2003, the crew of seven on the US Columbia spacecraft only had an extra minute to live.
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When the first alarm bell rang on February 1, 2003, the crew of seven on the US Columbia spacecraft only had an extra minute to live.
On April 20, 1964 - at the World Fair event that took place in Flushing Meadow Park, USA, Bell Telephone (belonging to American telecom group AT&T) brought an exhibition…
Bell peppers are a relatively special fruit. The name is chili but not spicy, and though it is not good enough to make people pay attention.
The orchid flower is also known as a bell. Flowers are popularly grown for ornamental purposes because of the fragrant scent.
Some varieties of chili can cause paralysis, blistering of the mouth and many health problems with a spicy temperature of over a million heat units on the Scoville ladde…
Do you believe that when the venom of this black widow spider is 15 times stronger than the bell-tailed snake?
Possessing outstanding beauty and attractiveness, the foxglove (Foxglove) can kill people in the blink of an eye with high toxicity.
The doorbell rang continuously in the middle of the night, causing an old lady in Germany to panic. When the police came to her house, they found out that the culprit wa…
About 200 million years ago, a bizarre, tear-shaped creature with a tightly twisted tail was accidentally locked inside an ancient leech-snout pod.
The bell is a high leg fungus, its jellyfish body is like a transparent silk veil. So the botanists named it
A mountain bike racer in Cheeseboro gorge, California, USA, stumbles across a pair of Pacific rattlesnakes (Crotalus oreganus) pitted and stops recording.
Have you ever wondered what is hidden in the famous tail of a rattlesnake (also known as rattlesnake), a reptile that possesses strong venom, which can kill prey instant…
The sight of the swans ringing for food for 200 years at an old castle in England runs out of danger, when the male swan abandons his mate.
Dozens of peacocks and roofs suddenly appeared in Banks, Lancashire, England last week. They eat vegetables and fruits, destroy flower beds, and leave feces on cars and…
About 20 bell-tailed lemurs in the Japanese Monkey Center in Aichi Prefecture jumped or stumbled up trees, columns when the moon obscured the sun on May 21, AFP reported…