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You can admire NASA photos of astronomy - space last week.
Monkey family is roaring in the cold, swans chase each other on the field, flowers drop early snowfall, ... are the most beautiful nature images last week.
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In order to capture the hearts of the females, the male must have a majestic figure, dancing and singing and the most important thing is to have a beautiful nest.
The red lava flow slowly approached a house in America, burning a wooden staircase before turning the house into a fire.
Eating food with flies and beans can lead to the risk of many bacterial-related dangerous diseases such as typhoid or cholera.
Ten Fold Engineering, a UK company, is developing a fully automated, intelligent, portable box housing model in just 10 minutes.
Amazon in the US places mobile warehouses on trains, ships and trucks, using unmanned aircraft to deliver goods to buyers.
The production of solar cells produces NF3 greenhouse gases that can cause climate change.
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A homeowner in Thailand recorded the scene of a large centipede trying to escape the mouth of a hungry gecko right on the wall.
NASA is developing a greenhouse project with the University of Arizona in the hope that astronauts can grow their own vegetables in future missions on the Moon or Mars.
The robotic scene was lined up like a hard ant colony in the classification center of China's STO Express delivery company, quickly causing fever on social networks.
A photo of a house by the lake in New York, USA, freezing completely due to the snowy snow quickly caused fever on social networks.
A drone recorded a video of a giant white shark swimming right after a surfer, while he was releasing his feet in the water and waiting for the next wave.