'Strange' creatures discovered in 2019
Lizards look like crocodiles, striking purple fish, sea slugs disguised as snail eggs ... are 'strange' creatures discovered in 2019.
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Lizards look like crocodiles, striking purple fish, sea slugs disguised as snail eggs ... are 'strange' creatures discovered in 2019.
Kazakh designer Enis Akiev has developed a method of turning single-use plastic packaging into tiles by simulating the organic process of rock formation.
With importance in terms of history and scale, machines like IMP, steam chillers, Heinkel HeS 3, Ford Model T ... have really made a breakthrough in history.
In the near future, artificial neurons may be used in the fight against Alzheimer's and chronic brain-related diseases.
A new glass material, developed by researcher Erkka Frankberg and colleagues at Finland's Tampere University, now seems to have reached a level of ductility similar to m…
By creating a thermonuclear reaction like the core of the Sun, Chinese-made devices can reach temperatures of hundreds of millions of degrees Celsius.
With the ability to stretch just like a real muscle and be able to lift objects 1,000 times its own weight, artificial muscles will be the key to creating human-like rob…
US police are using a rope gun shot very similar to the superhero equipment Batman often uses to suppress criminals.
The US military is aiming to build a combat army, made up of good soldiers and assistive technologies, like a cyborg (mechanized creature) before 2050.
The Italian shipbuilding company reveals the first concept images of a luxury yacht inspired by the natural world.
Completing college program at the age of 9, Laurent Simons broke the world record and became the youngest person in history to receive a college degree.
Besides the strange shape, the way of reproduction and development of sea urchins is also very special, because they possess the technique of 'turning from the inside ou…
This fish can be likened to a kind of 'robot transform' of the animal world. When walking on the sea floor, they will use their feet to crawl like shrimp.
Theoretical physicist Sean Carroll of the California Institute of Technology believes that every major event has many possible outcomes, separating the world into differ…
Stars are not created by anyone or anything, they can form themselves, or they can be said: stars are born by a very strong influence of nature called gravity.