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Researchers create self-powered smart screws that send alerts when loose
Large constructions are safer with the presence of smart fasteners.
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New technology
Experimenting with a robot with a slime-like appearance
The mucus can be manipulated with a magnetic field, which helps it navigate through tight spaces and is especially ideal for picking up small objects inside the human bo…
New technology
Both Amazon and Apple are developing technology that helps you know the location of anything
Although their technology has enormous potential for application, both Amazon and Apple are tight-lipped about their ability to remotely locate objects.
Space science
SpaceX ships with a tight grid of missile shells falling into the sea
Ms Tree, the ship was improved by SpaceX to a dedicated vehicle, successfully taking the shell piece of the Falcon 9 missile falling into the Atlantic today.
Discover science
The road is more than 6km long with 68 bends in China
The 6.3km long route with a series of tight bends in Yunnan province is considered the most zigzag road in China.
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The truth about Chinese woman's leg tight heels
Five-inch lotus heel shank is an extremely painful practice that haunts millions of Chinese women for centuries.
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Explain the cause of shoelaces or slip
American scientists find the real reason why the shoelaces are always slipping away, no matter how tight the user is.
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You absolutely should not do this on the plane if you do not want to meet
The fact that you pump too much of a sleepy pillow on an airplane may cause you trouble!
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How to tie the shoelaces tight: the mystery still has no solution
When more and more buttons are tied, the shoelace is easier to slip, not everyone understands why.
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7 unexpected applications of oil
Perhaps many people will be surprised to know that many substances in oil are present in things they use every day such as lipstick, pain reliever.
Oceanography
The only species that knows how to defend itself
Researcher Stephanie Bush at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute recently discovered that Octopoteuthis deletron squid is capable of removing part of its hand w…
Archeology
The couple's couple hugged each other tightly for 3,000 years
The couple's 3,000-year-old remains died in a tight embrace found near Petrykiv village in the southern city of Ternopil, Ukraine, Mirror on July 12 reported.
Archeology
The skull is as long as the aliens of ancient Eastern European women
The research team led by Krishna Veeramah, a scientist at Stony Brook University, conducted DNA analysis of longer skulls normally found in Germany, Newsweek reported on…
Archeology
Detecting the remains of 'hug each other without leaving' for 6,000 years
Greek archaeologists have recently uncovered the intact remains of a couple in a tight-fitting posture in Alepotrypa cave located in Peloponnese (Greece).
Archeology
The world's oldest sandals
It is a pair of woven sandals woven from the sage bark, discovered in the prehistoric rock cave Fort Rock (in central Oregon, USA). Its life expectancy is estimated at 9…