Decode the phenomenon of electronic fog suddenly appears and disappears, can swallow the plane
The phenomenon of electronic fog, called gray clouds in the ocean, suddenly appears and disappears, completely swallowing the ship or the plane.
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The phenomenon of electronic fog, called gray clouds in the ocean, suddenly appears and disappears, completely swallowing the ship or the plane.
The difficult problem that has puzzled science for years has been solved, creating a breakthrough in optoelectronics.
According to previous studies, men are more likely to identify directions than women, but women are much better at finding lost items.
Nowadays, elevators are an indispensable device in buildings and offices. It's that much, but not everyone knows how to use an elevator safely and effectively.
At 10 o'clock on December 27, the location of the storm center was about 14.8 degrees North latitude; 116.7 degrees Kinh Dong, about 520km from the Paracel Islands to th…
Forecast of the strongest wind near Phanfone's center after entering the East Sea is still at level 11 (100-115km / h), level 13. On the mainland, cold air continues to…
Scientists believe that the discovery of the Cao Quy pile pile field opens a new research direction on the Bach Dang Giang campaign, which may change the previous percep…
Checking the health of the astronauts, NASA discovered the phenomenon of 'blood flowing in the opposite direction' when the blood of astronauts flowed in the opposite di…
When foraging the poisonous tentacles of this jellyfish will spread out in all directions, this 360-degree hunting form is also the reason they are named after the demon…
At 04:00 on November 6, the location of the storm center was approximately 13.5 degrees Vi Bac; 116.2 degrees Kinh Dong, about 310km from Song Tu Tay Island (Spratly Isl…
According to the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, the tropical depression on the sea moves quickly in the Northwestern direction, every hour it trave…
A new look for the first time on the nanostructures of tooth enamel helps explain why the hardest substance in the human body is extremely resilient.
A previously unknown type of light wave has just been discovered by scientists, based on the pioneering work of a 19th-century Scottish scientist.
A recent international study found that the Barnacle wild geese are changing and selecting new places to find food to cope with global climate change.
Podul typhoon strengthened to level 9 with winds of 90 km / h, making it possible to land in Nghe An, Ha Tinh and Quang Binh provinces at 4-8am on August 30.