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According to NewScientist, plugging the electrode plate into the trunk to obtain electric current seems to be an unbelievable thing ...
How spicy can you eat? How many bees will cause you to die? What sound is too loud for humans? The BBC Focus Magazine has conducted a series of experiments to understand…
In Togshiga Prefecture, Japan in 1974, a farmer discovered the body of the child drowned &
In recent years, scientists have discovered that many planets may be eligible for life to grow, the problem is that at the current level, humans have not been able to go…
Bermuda, the western region of the Atlantic Ocean has long been considered one of the most mysterious areas in the world with a series of unexplained disappearances. How…
An Australian inventor created a scary hair-raising scene when a 500,000-volt electric current ran through the body.
New evidence suggests that at some stage, the current basalt shell of Mars formed by lava spreads across the planet.
Large sharks live off California migrating to the waters between Baja California, Mexico and Hawaii, USA. It is an area of 260km wide with the nickname the white shark…
Unlike other oceans, Sargasso is not formed by the lands around it, but by the four ocean currents located in the Subtropical Flow.
The Stanford University team found that small marine organisms can have a big impact when swimming into billions of cubs.
Researchers still do not understand the cause and mechanism of forming whirlpools that attract marine life hundreds of kilometers in diameter in the ocean.
In the photos, one can see a sea of water strewn with clumps of water as if it is capable of producing very magical light.
Clownfish, the main character in the cult animated movie Finding Nemo is in danger of extinction completely due to seawater warming, causing anemones and their habitats…
US scientists estimate that the deadly waters in the Gulf of Mexico in 2017 will have twice the average area every year.