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With each incident, people looking at it from different angles will think differently. As for the horse in this video, all viewers do not understand which direction the…
The sight of a nearly 30-meter-long blue whale swimming right next to the tourists' boat in the middle of the ocean made many viewers have a mixture of heartache and exc…
Scientists at the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) are studying new data from the Hubble space telescope and say something strange is happening to…
Disturbing images from the European Space Agency (ESA) satellite show a giant red ghost moving from the Sahara Desert, across the Atlantic Ocean, towards the Caribbean,…
New US research shows that the San Andreas Fault - created by two pieces of Earth's crust colliding - poses a far greater threat than we know about it.
At first glance, many people will probably guess that it is some kind of worm, but this creature is extremely dangerous.
The British company's spherical tokamak reactor achieves new achievements, moving closer to the goal of efficient fusion energy extraction.
Observing the swarm of vinegar worms swimming under a microscope, the scientists discovered that they moved in complex synchronization.
The Earth's crust is composed of many pieces, constantly moving, cracking, sliding over each other... but the impact from the deep currents in the molten core does not s…
Although the elevator model has a constantly moving and extremely scientific structure, it can become a death trap for those who are careless.
James Webb, the most powerful space telescope in history, is moving further and further away from Earth.
Scientists have discovered a new type of weather: an atmospheric lake. In the atmospheric lake there are small, slow-moving pools of water that form rainstorms.
Many flying objects glow, move in formation and then suddenly disappear in the airspace between Taiwan (China) and Hong Kong.
It seems that the ship moving in a circle has become an increasingly popular and mysterious phenomenon.
Famous for its oversized pincers, gun shrimp has also been discovered by researchers to have the fastest eyes on the planet.