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This horrific accident killed 35 people out of 97 people on board and ended the era of hot air balloons.
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This horrific accident killed 35 people out of 97 people on board and ended the era of hot air balloons.
Ha Tinh fishermen found the body of a strange fish more than 2m long, weighed about 10kg, washed up on the coast.
Cloud seeding is a technology to change the weather in certain areas, in order to increase rainfall and minimize damage such as drought or hail.
A study published in the journal Science (USA) on October 13 showed that primitive stoves, still widely used in the world, are the cause of killing about 2 million peopl…
Scientists first studied the half-night of hell planet Venus and found it to be completely different in the daytime.
A leading researcher on the electrostatic potential of the human body in China has experimented with launching 71,000 volts of electricity on people.
The results of the recently published study indicate that regular stretching helps to relax muscles and improve cardiovascular health.
Planks, also known as static soil inhalation, is a very popular exercise for body weight. If you don't want to say Plank is one of the most effective exercises you shoul…
Sihong Wang and Long Lin, a student of the Georgia Institute of Technology (USA), invented a two-layer material that is capable of producing electrically active electrom…
From static images in JPEG or BMP format, we can add effects such as sparkling rain, agitated water or change the face quite interesting and then save it as a swf animat…
Instead of the static screen of windows, you can enjoy animated frames right on your desktop with Animated Wallpaper ButterFlies. The program will help you relax your mi…
Two years ago, researchers from Deft University of Technology, Netherlands, came up with the idea of designing a windmill that can generate electricity without moving…
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have successfully developed a set of keyboards that accurately identify users based on their typing style.
It is a new device being tested in London, England helps support early detection of aircraft through other signals in the air at low cost and less power consumption.
Slovak and Spanish scientists have successfully developed and researched a device that is capable of stealthing in a static magnetic environment and can be applied in th…