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Instead of the usual fire extinguisher, Japanese scientists have found a new solution to help fire in a timely manner while in space by sucking fire into a vacuum.
2018 is a disastrous year for people in Indonesia. Volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis - natural disasters have been occurring continuously since the beginning of the year,…
In the first decade of the 20th century, when construction materials such as cement and steel were not widely available, construction works were mainly made of wood, so…
Human X-ray technology can be said to be a huge step forward, allowing doctors to observe what's going on in the human body without having to puncture everything.
A fierce fire broke out when the scientists let a small fire near the hole be carved on the surface of Esieh ice lake.
A worker who controls the excavator records the moment when a large sandy area underneath the bobbing machine floats like ripple waves in Kitimat, British Columbia, Cana…
Grenades are one of the most important weapons in every war. So far, grenades are still in use and constantly improved to increase the damage.
Recently, officers and firefighters in Shanghai's Jianghai Squad, China conducted an experiment to check the safety of killing mosquitoes with electric batons and insect…
The dragon is probably the most illusory or the greatest creature that people imagine. From Asia to Europe, there are dragon appearances in popular culture.
Previously, fire and water were always the opposite form of matter. When it comes to things that can put out a fire, everyone knows it's water.
Knowing these basic skills, you can completely cope in unforeseen situations.
The video shows a horrific explosion in the American city of Texas, known as the Texas City Disaster.
Since the time of eating fur on the hole, human ancestors have used fur as a layer to keep warm effectively. It is still the same today, and in a market economy, there a…
Science is an endless long road with thousands of turns. And surely you will not be able to become a scientist in just a few days.
The direction of movement and the rate of spread of forest fires depend on many factors, such as: wind, vegetation or steep mountainous terrain.