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Close up of the missile journey from the launch pad, move and hit the target
A video posted on YouTube recently brought a close-up and closest view when a rocket was launched from the launch pad.
Oceanography
The reason sharks have no bones
The frame of sharks is made up of cartilage, not bones, allowing them to move flexibly under water.
Space science
The sun changes, Mars is easier to live than Earth?
People in the future will have to develop a plan to shift the orbit of the earth to avoid the predicted solar boom. Meanwhile, the position of Mars is suitable for life.
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MIT researchers found a way to move heavy objects like white sharks with their bare hands
Researchers at the Matter Design lab, many of whom are from MIT, have discovered a way to move objects equally to a large white shark without any effort. any tool.
Biology
80,000 honeycomb nesting in Spanish people's walls
The landlord heard the murmur coming from the wall for two years and had to rely on an expert to remove the beehive when he could not stand it.
Oceanography
Starfish can walk at a rate of 1m / minute, and this is how they move
A mature positive starfish can move at a rate of 1m per minute.
Conquer Mars
Some things to know if you want to 'immigrate' Mars
If you want to move to Mars live, what should you prepare? The first is the ability to withstand the cold, loneliness, nuclear power, breathing air, food for life, a spa…
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Why do tennis balls have a ruffled green surface?
Why is tennis ball yellow green and ruffled surface? Because they like to stand out?
Animal world
Video: The world's highest poisonous snake species likes to move like a caterpillar
Instead of crawling like other snakes, the moving cobra moves in a straight line, looking like a giant worm.
Science invention
Inventing a new type of robot that can move without GPS
Inspired by desert ants, scientists at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and University of Aix-Marseille have invented a new generation of robots…
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It could only be China: Carrying a 5-storey building on the river by transport
According to Shanghaiist, recently residents in Chongqing were shocked when they saw a 5-storey building floating on the Yangtze River.
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In the future will the city people move by ... cable cars?
Through the reality in many countries around the world, we can easily list a few types of vehicles that characterize the new transport layers such as the subway, the ele…
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German scientists will reward 12 thousand USD if you prove yourself possessing supernatural powers like superman
If there is a real competency, what crime does not register the German scientists' program to hold the prize up to 12,000 USD?
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The world's coldest object
The researchers used laser beams and magneto-optical traps to cool atoms to temperatures of -273 degrees Celsius.