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The 21st century saw the revolution in the transport industry as customers only needed one click to get what they wanted.
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More fun by talking to strangers
Many people still keep the habit of not communicating with strangers when traveling by train or car. However, they may have to reconsider this caution, as the trips will…
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The bus station is built with Lego blocks in London
Recently, another interesting bus-related project in London was conducted.
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Chinese farmers make suitcases into scooter cars
A man in China makes an electric scooter from a suitcase, which is used to help transport luggage to the airport or station easily.
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How to transport stone to build pyramids of ancient Egypt
Physicists at the University of Amsterdam have just discovered a clever trick used by ancient Egyptians to transport heavy rocks during the construction of pyramids.
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Humans wear weapons into pets to make a suicide bomb from the 16th century
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania discovered an ancient text that recorded images of animals carrying timed weapons on their backs.
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300-year history of hovercraft
In American war movies or action movies, you often see soldiers landing from the sea on land or moving flexibly in wetlands with a special means.
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How much does it cost a child?
According to the ranking of Forbes in 2013, EADS is the enterprise with the market capitalization ranked 135th in the world and the second largest airline group in the w…
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The world's largest cargo balloon
Worldwide Aeros, the United States has unveiled the largest cargo transport balloon ever, capable of carrying up to 250 tons of cargo.
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Shocking research on the origin of life on Earth
New research shows that life on the Green planet was formed before the most essential element for this process was oxygen.
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New discovery about Angkor Wat
Archaeologists studying Cambodia's Angkor Wat temple said a series of canals have been used as a shortcut to bring 5 million tons of stone to build the temple.
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Elevator obsession
In the subconscious of modern humans, elevators are one of the few places where they behave strangely, hiding an invisible concern that few people realize.
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How does the open protein 'door' come into the cell?
The way used by proteins allows cells to absorb substances from their surroundings, while keeping other substances outside, is revealed in the journal Science Express.
1001 mystery
The secret document about the British UFO disappeared
Intelligence documents related to an unidentified flying object (UFO) near an air base in the UK in 1980 disappeared, the country's National Archives announced.
Conquer Mars
Airbus is designing a self-propelled vessel to pick up the Martian specimen that is transported to Earth
In April, NASA and the European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) announced to work together to find a way to bring the sample on Mars to Earth.