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Wrong survival tips on movies, never follow
There are many methods of self-rescue that often appear on movies but in fact they are not true at all.
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How does the subway system work?
The subway system is simply a lot of trams running in a tunnel.
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Baldwin - The steepest street on the planet
Baldwin Street is located in a suburban neighborhood, running from the Lindsay Creek valley eastward onto Signal Hill toward Opoho.
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South Africa hydroelectric dam has a capacity of 480 billion liters of running water
The latest images from NASA satellites for water levels at Theewaterskloof hydroelectric dam, the largest reservoir in South Africa's Cape Town capital are at an alarmin…
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Choking away from running away from the thunderstorm behind his back
An unexpected snowboarder chased after him in a mountain range in Europe.
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Scientific proof: Tail-running vehicles cause traffic jams
Stalking to indicate that the driver is sticking to the rear of the car. This is a particularly dangerous type of driving, which is the main cause of traffic accidents i…
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The vertical city in China - where tourists come only once and never return
Whether you have Google Maps or a tour guide map, you will not know which floor of this city is built on this multi-level model.
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Can humans beat the tyrant dinosaurs?
What will happen if humans encounter the Rex tyrant Dinosaur?
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Why do I have to spread rails?
Railways are a basic element in railway transport, helping to guide trains to run without much concern for steering as other means of transport.
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What is a whirlpool? Whirlpool appears like?
The river water is running fast, when it comes to the abutment, it is blocked, so it has to step back. But the back is a stream of water flowing in, pulling it along.
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Scientific proof: Watching horror movies consumes calories like running for 30 minutes
You want to lose weight, burn calories without having to abstain from familiar foods? Then watch a horror movie.
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Ice water for thousands of years, this is the place where people crave
The living water of the people in Qikiqtarjuaq, Nunavut, Canada, is taken from the icebergs formed thousands of years ago and stuck here.
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Give up the worry of running out of electricity with the world's first batteryless phone
Researchers at the University of Washington, USA, have successfully tested a batteryless phone.
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Deathhole 50m appeared after the flaming explosion in Russia
Reindeer and dogs run in panic when a land suddenly explodes like a volcano, leaving a giant hole 50 meters deep.
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How to survive when an earthquake occurs?
Below are recommendations from experts of the Red Cross Association and the United Nations to help you know how to keep yourself safe and respond promptly if an earthqua…