Space science
NASA taps gold mine worth 70,000 times the global economy
The asteroid Psyche is considered a valuable resource, with huge amounts of gold and diamonds worth 70,000 times the world economy.
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Discover science
New discovery about the formation of water hoses
Dragon taps (also known as tornadoes) are one of the most destructive weather phenomena on the planet.
Discover science
The plane flies through three taps of water off Russia
On-land witnesses in Sochi recorded an image of a passenger plane hovering over swirling dragon pillars in the Black Sea when preparing to land, according to the Mirror.
Discover science
The United Kingdom is the only place with two taps on the same sink. The reason is ...
Why do all other countries, including Vietnam, only use one tap, while the UK sink has 2 taps?
Oceanography
Giant sea spider in Antarctica
With 8 long legs and matching taps, the giant sea spiders in the polar region are bigger than the spiders everywhere else in the world.
Oceanography
Marvel at strange creatures that know how to spray webs and taps
According to the researchers, this creature can stretch its body up to 60m - longer than a blue whale.
Oceanography
Sea spider sucks live prey
Strange creatures like spiders live on the ocean floor and use taps to suck fluid from prey that are confusing to scientists. These sea spiders, some blind, are challeng…
Oceanography
Octopus has 'elbow'
Perhaps you have never heard that octopuses are able to harden taps to form 'elbows' to bring food into their mouths? But according to research by Italian and Israeli sc…
Biology
Discovered butterflies drink bird tears
A butterfly in Madagascar island poked a hook-shaped hose into the eyes of sleeping birds to suck tears. This is the first time scientists have seen butterflies use bird…
Animal world
Strange 'best' things in the animal world
The natural world around us always contains a multitude of diverse discoveries in every way.
Animal world
Outlandish pig fauna comes from ancient times
In Malaysia, there is a pretty strange pig species, with a short hose like an elephant. They are called pig taps.
Scientific application
Japan built equipment to simulate the phenomenon of water cannon
Japan has just built a device to simulate the phenomenon of water hoses to help architectural buildings avoid being destroyed when a natural disaster occurs.
Environment
Taps lifted dozens of containers on the coast of Italy
Dragon hoses with strong winds easily lift many heavy containers when entering a seaport in southwestern Italy.
Environment
Dragon taps are a hundred meters high on the Hawaii crater
Video producer Mick Kalber sees a column of smoke rising nearly a hundred meters above the cracks in the east of Kilauea volcano, while driving a helicopter early March…
Environment
The dragon was over hundred meters high on Vung Tau sea
Attracting sea water, the dragon ball for half an hour on the beach of Vung Tau, Bai Sau area, making many tourists fear.