1001 mystery
He can suck metal after an electric shock accident
After an electric shock accident on his way home from school, Nikolai Kryaglyachenko could suck metal objects like magnets.
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1001 mystery
Find out the most strange cause of nature
A group of Australian scientists believe they have found the cause of one of the most bizarre phenomena of natural lightning (ball lightning).
1001 mystery
The woman has the ability to release fire
Ms. Culaghina only works as a household chore, taking care of her three children, but every time she touches her skin, it can cause burns to the person. Many people beli…
1001 mystery
Decode the phenomenon of soul left off
People who are about to die when they wake up often say that they see themselves walking towards the light or flying out of their bodies.
1001 mystery
The person emitted an electric flame
An Australian inventor created a scary hair-raising scene when a 500,000-volt electric current ran through the body.
Conquer Mars
SpaceX electric car carrying Starman mannequin flies over Mars
The Starman mannequin rides on a Tesla electric car that flies too Mars in its journey towards the far end of the universe.
Conquer Mars
Elon Musk claims to bring Tesla Roadster electric car to Mars
According to the CEO of the famous technology group SpaceX, the Tesla Roadster electric car will be put on Mars along with the release of a famous song by British singer…
Oceanography
Startled, this swimmer banana is a god of death at the bottom of the ocean
There are about 200 species of Moray eels worldwide, the size of these fish can range from 25cm to 4m depending on the habitat.
Oceanography
The reason the shark likes to bite the optical cable
Sharks often bite the fiber cable under the seabed attracted by electric current in the cable or curious about strange objects.
Oceanography
The octopus and sea eels turn to attack divers
Not resigned to seeing the octopus run away after being bitten off the tentacle, the eel moved its target to the filming divers.
Oceanography
Shark eggs also know how to detect enemies
Embryos of sharks that are still growing in eggs have been able to sense predators' electric fields and
Oceanography
The sixth sense of dolphins
So far, we still know that dolphins have completely lost their sense of smell but still have five senses: sight, touch, hearing, taste and sonar positioning.
Archeology
'Excavation' mysterious electric energy from ... Egyptian crypt
The 5,200-year-old Egyptian blue is often found in ancient statues, excavated reliefs from hidden tombs of incredible energy: it can help modern people create ... electr…
Archeology
Digging holes to bury electric poles, discovering many ancient Le antiques in Ha Tinh
On September 22, Mr. Nguyen Tri Son, Director of Ha Tinh Provincial Museum said, a group of workers digging holes to bury electric poles at home gardens just discovered…