Nature's work (part 1)
Have you ever seen a river flowing long with temperatures up to thousands of degrees Celsius? The lava of a volcano can destroy everything in its path.
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Have you ever seen a river flowing long with temperatures up to thousands of degrees Celsius? The lava of a volcano can destroy everything in its path.
Volcanoes are the natural way that the earth and other planets cool themselves. Inside the planets are very hot, when there is a volcanic eruption, the internal heat wil…
Researchers built small-sized robots from soft materials capable of working in humans.
Basically, dishwashers (or dishwashers) are a dishwashing robot. Just remove dirty dishes, add detergents, set the proper washing cycle for the machine and press the but…
The video includes photos taken during the 9-year spacecraft The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter works.
Kepler, the space telescope helps NASA detect 2,245 extrasolar planets, which can only be operated for a few more months due to near-exhaust.
A man for 27 years has taught birds to follow his roller coaster to migrate on a safe journey, avoiding hunters.
Erik Storm used a camera mounted on his body to capture impressive moments when lava flowed from the ridge.
In order to produce an iPhone, the workers in the factory must perform a multitude of steps such as assembly, product testing or packaging.
Not only does the Smart Palm work with phone charging and Wi-Fi, it is also a daytime resort and a night light.
Each windmill only needs to work an hour to provide enough power for a tram to run all 200km long.
Dr. Robert Hamilton with 30 years of experience working in pediatrics only parents how to calm babies effectively, according to Health.
Some diplomats have to end their working time in Cuba early due to attacks beginning in mid-November 2016 and ending this spring, according to CNN.
When people as well as other animals die, the cells will stop working, the body gradually decomposes and cannot be resurrected.
After the inauguration, the 55km sea crossing bridge connecting Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau will set the world's longest record.