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Why do pilots have to wear sunglasses when flying?
To ensure perfect vision, pilots must wear special sunglasses when flying.
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NASA sets a record for transmitting data over 225 million km
The laser data transmission system on board Psyche is flying to the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter transmitting data to Earth at a record distance.
Animal world
The bird set the record for the highest flight on the planet
The bird that holds the world's highest flying record is the Rüppell vulture (Gyps rueppellii), which can reach heights of up to 11,300m.
Animal world
The snake is harmless but is often misunderstood as extremely poisonous in Vietnam
A small-sized, completely harmless snake distributed in Vietnam, but often injured
Oceanography
Discovering the 'flying spaghetti monster' and many strange species in the deep sea
An international research team has discovered more than 50 new species during a deep-sea expedition off the coast of Chile, including
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Former Area 51 engineer - Bob Lazar reveals the flight principle of flying saucers!
Bob Lazar's full name is Robert Scott Lazar, he is a controversial figure, he claims to have worked at the S4 test site near Area 51.
Animal world
It turns out birds can dream, but the 'content' of their dreams is what surprised scientists
Birds also seem to emit messages in their dreams, and a new study has recently been able to translate what the sounds mean.
Space science
Journey to conquer the universe to see the Earth without borders
Putting aside differences and disagreements in political views, many powers such as Russia, the US, China, or Japan still cooperate to bring humanity many important achi…
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The world's first modern passenger aircraft
Although only 75 were produced, the Boeing 247 still goes down in aviation history as
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Detection of asteroid flying 30 times closer to Earth than the Moon
Astronomers discovered an asteroid as large as a car, closest to Earth at 1:28'42 on April 12 Hanoi time, at a distance of 18,700km.
New technology
Hovering graphite sheets: A landmark breakthrough in materials technology
Boundaries in materials science and sensor technology are being pushed by research that combines levitation, insulation and real-time feedback.
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Captured the image of a 'flying saucer' passing by and then disappearing right at the time of the total solar eclipse
While observing the rare total solar eclipse, some people in the US saw a strange object glide across the sky and then disappear behind the clouds.
Space science
The 'Devil's Comet' flashes during a total solar eclipse
The US space agency (NASA) said
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The smoke circles rising from the top of the mountain make everyone curious, what is the truth?
Many people were very surprised to see and record images of circular smoke circles flying from the top of a mountain high into the sky.
Animal world
Andean Condor - A bird that can fly for 5 hours without flapping its wings
Despite its massive body, the Andean condor holds the record for the longest flight thanks to air currents alone, without flapping its wings for five hours.