Animal world
Millions of flying spiders invade the east coast of the United States
Large spiders use webs to travel up to 160km.
Travel
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Scientific application
Hydropower production technology using trucks
The researchers designed a system that generates electricity from trucks traveling on ramps, eliminating the need to build hydroelectric dams.
History
Why is the railroad system in the United States so backward than in many other countries?
Newcomers to the United States will choose to travel by plane, car, or bus, and few really think about taking a train tour.
Space science
Photographing the past - a surprising discovery in the scientific world
We all dream of traveling in time, carrying our cameras and going back to the past to take unique pictures.
Photo library
Meteor Clock - Time Fragments from Space
This is the same piece of rock that was created billions of years ago, traveled across the universe and finally landed on our wrists.
AI - Artificial intelligence
This new artificial intelligence traffic light will make the way to work less 'miserable'
Artificial intelligence is dominating and it is effectively applied in the field of traffic.
Space science
Reusable space plane with a carrying capacity of more than 2,200kg
The American company develops a new spaceplane that can be fully reused, takes off on a runway and flies in a 5-day orbit.
Funny corner
What was the 'world's longest' rail journey from Europe to Vietnam like?
It is possible to travel through many countries around the world by rail.
Photo library
Decoding the 'desert kite' on the Ustyurt plateau
Ustyurt is located in Central Asia, spanning Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
Animal world
The only beach in the world where dolphins visit every day
The dolphins that visit Monkey Mia every morning draw more than 100,000 visitors to the beach each year, and for good reason, there's no place like it in the world.
Oceanography
Mysterious 'fingerprints' in the ocean
Baljenac is a tiny island covered with a series of stone walls that make it look like a fingerprint in the middle of the ocean when viewed from above.
1001 mystery
3 more amazing discoveries that scientists have not been able to explain
Although we are living in the 21st century with great discoveries and brilliant achievements in space science and technology, even on this earth there is still no shorta…
Discover science
What if you see lightning and hear thunder at the same time?
Sometimes things shouldn't come together.
Discover science
What if sound was as fast as light?
If sound were a million times faster - at the speed of light - humans would not be able to survive the terrifying impact of the sound waves.
Animal world
Strange life in the 'polar bear capital'
The small, cold town of Churchill, with difficult access in Canada, is known as the 'polar bear capital', an attractive place that attracts many adventurous tourists.