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Video: Astronaut kicks on ISS
Videos

Video: Astronaut kicks on ISS

Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) perform ball-passing and ball movements, to celebrate the upcoming 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

December 15, 2018
RoboCup - World football cup for robots
Science Events

RoboCup - World football cup for robots

The RoboCup World Championship football tournament takes place in China, with the participation of special players - robots of many countries.

December 15, 2018
Japanese Robot performs in Vietnam
Science Events

Japanese Robot performs in Vietnam

Nearly 300 people present at the Hall of FPT University on August 13 witnessed robots that behave like real people: Robots football (Robovie-X), Sumo wrestling robots (R…

December 15, 2018
Playing football is more beneficial than jogging
Medicine - Health

Playing football is more beneficial than jogging

A fun soccer game will help remove fat and strengthen muscles rather than running. Danish scientists have done research on 37 men and found football players feel less ti…

December 14, 2018
Beckham and T-Rex - who runs faster?
Medicine - Health

Beckham and T-Rex - who runs faster?

If there is a running competition between soccer superstar David Beckham and the famous animal in the T-rex dinosaurs, then perhaps he will lose the talent.

December 14, 2018
Build stadium football from ... container
New technology

Build stadium football from ... container

Qatar - host country of the World Cup finals 2022 has just introduced the first image of the stadium will serve this event is made from the container.

December 12, 2018
Robots kick the ball like people
New technology

Robots kick the ball like people

South Korea's RoboBuilder robotics group has recently built a moving robot like a real football player and knows how to find a bunch

December 11, 2018
Football cum generator
New technology

Football cum generator

A group of Harvard University students developed a special soccer ball, named Soccket, which is capable of generating electricity while playing football. The amount of p…

December 11, 2018