Animal world
Cuckoo birds set a flight record of 6,500km in a week
Carlton II is the fastest flying cuckoo ever recorded on a journey from Africa to England.
Flying
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Archeology
Three species of pterosaurs with large teeth were discovered
100 million-year-old fossils found in Africa reveal three species of giant fly-eating pterosaurs, with wingspan of up to 4 meters.
Archeology
Discover the peculiar flying lizard hanging upside down on a tree like a bat in China
With its flat mouth, big eyes and hanging upside down in a tree, Vesperopterylus is indeed the strangest ancient flying pterosaur ever existed on Earth.
Space science
The meteorite is as big as a mountain rushing towards Earth
This large-sized meteorite is flying towards the Earth, there may not be a collision but it is still subject to observation.
Health
6 familiar foods that put you at risk of 'teeth flying all over your teeth'
You will be surprised because foods that are considered healthy for your body can ruin your smile. If you use them regularly, that you not only discolor, but that the en…
Space science
NASA recreates the Apollo 13 journey with 4K quality
Apollo 13 was one of NASA's most extraordinary lunar missions to be carried out in 1970.
Discover science
US develops 'unmanned gun' project
The United States Advanced Defense Research Project (DARPA) is requesting an additional $ 13.27 million in fiscal 2021 to develop a missile capable of carrying guns and…
Discover science
Lower airplanes can reduce climate impacts by 59%
Getting airplanes lower than just 610 meters can cut the climate impact of the areas they fly in by a whopping 59%.
1001 mystery
Mysterious flying 90kg 'holy' stone in India
The temple of Qamar Ali Darvesh in Shivapur village, India is world famous for its stone
Space science
Giant meteorite is about to fly past Earth
The US Space Agency (NASA) has confirmed that a 1,000 meter diameter asteroid will fly over Earth on February 15, 2020.
Archeology
Discovered 'monster' dinosaur head, phoenix tail
An ancient creature with a dinosaur-like head and body, wide wings, raven feathers and a phoenix-like long tail that once fluttered our continent.
Discover science
Japan's lowest flying satellite hit a Guinness record
Flying in orbit just 167.4 km from the ground, Japan's Tsubame satellite has just been recognized by the world record book as the lowest orbiting satellite.
Discover science
Why do we often see small lightning in winter?
Staticness is a physical phenomenon that we often encounter in everyday life. This phenomenon is sometimes very noticeable as it makes your hair erect. The cold and dry…
Archeology
If flying dinosaurs were not extinct, could humans tame them into mounts?
Mankind has the ambition to conquer and domesticate wild animals, but if flying dinosaurs aren't extinct, can humans tame them into mounts?
Science invention
Interesting inventions inspire life
You may be satisfied with the technological achievements that serve our lives today and be satisfied with what they help us.