Beautiful photo: Nai mother rescued her in the middle of the fast water
Deer decided to fight on the grass, frogs stay in the rain under the leaves, elk to save children between the fast flowing water, ... are the most beautiful animal image…
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Deer decided to fight on the grass, frogs stay in the rain under the leaves, elk to save children between the fast flowing water, ... are the most beautiful animal image…
Photographer Steve Bloom made this set of photos, saying that animals spend most of their time searching for food. That was the time when they had to struggle to dominat…
Network warfare is the application of high-level information technology in commanding, tactical and intelligence operations in modern warfare.
Maybe we will soon see a real robot match like in Real Steel when the company specializes in making giant robots in the US - MegaBots Inc. has just posted a video introd…
A skyscraper shaped like a tree in fictional movies like Star Wars could become a reality in 2012.
The processes that occur in human fertilization are difficult to convey by image, but a group of scientists, inspired by Star Wars, succeeded in that.
There are inventions that make human life better but are used for war purposes.
New combat armor can help Russian troops to increase their strength and toughness and battlefield awareness.
The British Defense Ministry has just released a Star Wars-type laser that cuts through enemy aircraft.
At first glance, you might mistakenly think that this is a spacecraft's design from the Star Wars franchise. But this future ship is actually a Russian nuclear icebreake…
Although the theory proves that it is possible to create a light sword, it has the ability to become the most dangerous weapon ever created, both for users and victims.
A special weapon that could fire 10kgs of ammunition, moving at 5400 miles per hour and penetrating 3 thick concrete walls 100 miles away can be equipped by US Navy for…
Recently, scientists at Harvard University and MIT have demonstrated that in certain conditions, photons can interact with each other and form molecules.