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Three-sided pyramid object on Mars
A UFO hunter is confident that the three-sided pyramid-shaped object in NASA's Mars image is an alien project.
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How has the car interior changed in the last 100 years?
Just like the exterior, the interior of the car has also undergone many revolutions to achieve the quality it is today.
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'Cumbria Monster' was first caught on infrared cameras
Mr. Jackson caught the moment when an infrared image of a creature at night was near his house and he thought it was the first published image of Cumbria.
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The world's largest camera was created ... just to capture a panorama of a train
In 1899, a new train had a name
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Putin's military weapon unexpectedly caused terrorists to cry
The Russian army has experimented in Syria with an ultra-precise device that can detect terrorist shelters and reports that the Kremlin has created more sophisticated de…
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I finally understood why the circular smartphone camera lens took a rectangular image
Everything that happens has a reason and this is why the camera lens is round and the image is rendered rectangular / square!
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New PalmID technology allows unlocking with palm
A San Francisco company called Redrock Biometrics has studied a security tool that uses the palm of a user.
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Why do ATM trees use metal keyboards?
The metal keyboard has a high electrical conductivity, the temperature changes are relatively fast, so it is not easy to heat the sensor to detect the order of the butto…
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What do familiar objects look like once upon a time?
Every day new, our world has new technologies, and familiar objects today will have new functions or complete improvements.
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Attend the system to detect daring strange objects at the airport
Automated systems for detecting strange objects at airports often use radar technology, high-resolution cameras, mounted on fixed towers, buildings, airport lighting equ…
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Illusion of flying helicopters with stationary propellers
The phenomenon of hovering helicopters above the takeoff yard, flying higher and higher while the propeller almost stood still completely stemming from the shooting spee…
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Watch the video of the glass shot blasted off with a 150,000 FPS camera
This material is called Prince Rupert by scientists.
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Decipher the mystery behind pictures of ghosts
With the development of camera technology, there are more and more photos
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Watch the CIA spy tools in person
For the first time, these real-life spy tools were publicly posted by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on a special website.