Detecting the stealth function of some bats
A new study by British scientists shows that some bats can evolve into species with similar functions as
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A new study by British scientists shows that some bats can evolve into species with similar functions as
British scientists claim that the atmosphere of the northern and southern hemispheres is separated by a huge chemical band in the western Pacific.
In Vietnam before 1995, people accidentally caught a fish of this type in Nha Trang sea and since then, have not seen again.
Many strange things of the reptile world have been converged in the small animal - the tail-like gecko.
Starfish camouflage colors like anemones, stealth clown fish in the tingling tentacles of sea flowers to avoid enemies, poisonous jellyfish, sunflower-legged grass know…
The change in color and appearance is similar to those in the surrounding environment, to avoid the enemy is a wonderful response that nature gives to animals.
We still know octopus has a good camouflage ability, but to the extent that it can't be distinguished from algae as in the video below, it's hard to believe.
The US Boeing Group announced on May 5 that it had successfully tested the unmanned Phantom Ray stealth bomber at Edwards military base in California on April 27.
Recently, a controversial event in the West and the Middle East: Russia has brought its troops into the military and exported some unique ballistic missile countries in…
Pakistan has successfully tested the cruise missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads on July 26. Completely built in the country, Babur (Hatf-VII) missiles have a ra…
The Bush administration has brought the latest generation stealth fighter aircraft to Japan - this is the first time this aircraft has been deployed abroad, just days af…
A 450m building soon to be built just outside Seoul, South Korea, a special feature is that this building can be invisible using advanced optical technology.
In the future, stealth technology will be introduced into physics at many schools around the world.
A German inventor, Werner Nickel, has invented a stealth paint that can help avoid radar detection. The German defense industry began to care for this special paint.