Indian student creates world's smallest vacuum cleaner
An Indian student has set a Guinness World Record by turning a ballpoint pen into the world's smallest vacuum cleaner.
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An Indian student has set a Guinness World Record by turning a ballpoint pen into the world's smallest vacuum cleaner.
Leedsichthys is a giant fish of the Pachycormidae family, a group of Mesozoic bony fish that lived in the mid-Jurassic oceans.
The main function of the vacuum cleaner is to clean dust and dirt on many surfaces such as floors, cars, stairs, curtains, kitchen countertops, sofas, cushions, carpets,…
If the garbage is powder or coffee beans or sandy soil, remove it with a broom and wipe it away instead of using a vacuum cleaner to avoid clogging straws, sieves, and s…
A research team from Tomsk Polytechnic University has developed an optical vacuum cleaner that maximizes cleaning of the environment and rooms from harmful particles.
Vacuum cleaner is a household electrical appliance familiar to every family in modern life. Especially for housewives, vacuum cleaners are powerful assistants, helping t…
The video captures the fun moment of an astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS).
OSIRIS-REx's destination is the asteroid Bennu, with the goal of seeking the origin of life as well as the origin of the Solar System.
June 8 in history: Inventing the vacuum cleaner, the world's largest flower blooming in the Zoo in the US, discovering the brightest supernatural universe.
Only a few tens of thousands of people, Pham Ngoc Thang, 11A10 high school student Tran Phu High School (Hanoi) invented a robot with two useful features: vacuuming and…
Designer James Dyson has just invented the world's first vacuum cleaner with 360-degree vision.
Jake Tyler, a 22-year-old British student, unveiled a vacuum cleaner built with recycled cardboard for the first time in the world.
The 39-year-old amateur scientist, Jem Stansfield, turned himself into a spider when climbing along tall buildings with a machine he invented and built himself.
A vacuum cleaner operated by a Dutch company can filter 800,000m3 of gas per hour in a 300m radius.
James Dyson, a well-known designer with unique home electronics products, includes vacuum cleaners that clean our homes.