The driver encountered an accident that caused the car to fly up and down, but still won
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Perhaps this is one of the luckiest riders of all time?
Look back at the development history of the racing helmet from the early days when they were made of leather.
In the air, human waste is treated in a very fast and clean process.
A very impressive video, showing us how advanced technologies of the future are equipped with racing cars that will work.
Researchers have discovered a strange, new type of movement in plants: tiny spores of the hippopotamus (also known as horsetail) can walk and jump.
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To attract the attention of the community on solar energy application, for the first time, Vietnam organized a contest on solar powered cars in Ho Chi Minh City.
After succeeding in bringing broadband internet to 72% of households across the country in the last 5 years, the government has assembled a team of 100 scientists from u…
Pete Eckert once studied sculpture and industrial design while still bright. However, when he was about to go to Yale University (USA), he began to suffer from vision lo…
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US researchers warn that excessive exercise may be at risk of cardiovascular disease after discovering that one in 10 marathon athletes has one cardiovascular, according…
Wealthy mothers in Thailand are racing to store the umbilical cord blood of their babies that have just been born in a laboratory in Singapore. It is hoped this will be…
Gastric ulcer is considered a disease of civilized life. The more people go around racing with time and work, the more disease will develop. There are 1 out of 10 people…
Data from tests and simulations have a very important role to make
Two US 20-petaflop systems are scheduled to be completed in 2012. But ranked No. 1 on this year's Top500 list, is China's Tianhe-1A supercomputer.