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.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Like.
5,993 published items.
After an electric shock accident on his way home from school, Nikolai Kryaglyachenko could suck metal objects like magnets.
While photographing the scenery of the Lake District in the northwest of England, Ellie Williams, 24, happened to capture the moment a strange creature swam on the lake.
Scientists have come up with some solutions to the question, how will our Earth change if aliens exist?
A mysterious black circle appeared in the sky for a few minutes and disappeared, sparking controversy over the mysterious phenomenon.
A mysterious ship clinging to seaweed and sea creatures, like thousands of ragged snakes on the bay was found on the Washington state coast.
The image of a strange bright blue hole in the cloud of Northern California - USA is attracting the attention of the online community with the question: What is the trut…
From a scientific perspective, the aliens are not the same as what people imagine and watch on movies.
If a person burns himself is a real phenomenon, why doesn't it happen often and is common in billions of people around the world?
Archaeologists have discovered the spider's carvings on a rock in a valley belonging to the ancient Egyptian era revealing many mysteries concerning ancient religious ri…
Time on January 9 reported that flights at Bremen airport (Germany) were postponed after an unidentified flying object (UFO) for 3 hours earlier in the week.
The 2-year-old Italian face Rosalia Lombardo (1918 - 6/12/1920) is still intact, fresh, looking like she is sleeping soundly.
This is considered one of the famous mystical creatures of America, but unlike Big Foot (Yeti Snowman), the appearance and obsession of this creature stretches on an ext…
Reliefs with images of helicopters and submarines found in ancient temples raise the question: Did the ancient Egyptians own these devices?