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The airship unmanned airship will explore the room hidden deep in the Great Pyramid of Giza without damaging the building.
Many people are sure to be surprised to know the beauty products behind this mix.
An Israeli start-up company develops wireless charging technology on public buses.
Ariel McGlothin had the opportunity to observe extremely rare scenes while shooting winter wildlife in Kelly, Wyoming, Long Room yesterday.
The Bobbit worms not only have a terrifying appearance, they also have the ability to hunt quickly, making their prey unable to keep up.
A resident recorded sand columns rising and moving far in Quapaw, Oklahoma.
The New Delhi government warned people not to leave the street at this time because of toxic smoke and thick dust, covering the entire area.
The exciting moment when the cuttlefish changes its skin color to hypnotize the prey into the camera lens of Blue Planet II filmmakers.
Silk, thorns or other pieces of natural wood contain many bacteria and fungi, which can easily cause staph infections, more dangerous than tetanus.
In the video above, people actually experiment by taking many guns with different types of bullets fired directly into the lock.
Erik Storm used a camera mounted on his body to capture impressive moments when lava flowed from the ridge.
Whether you are going on a picnic or unfortunately getting lost outside the deserted island, you should know three skills: fire, fire and keep fire in the wild.
A resident recorded thousands of cerith snails appearing on the beach near St. St. Petersburg, Florida.
The Dream Chaser automatic space plane successfully completed the drop test when flying freely from a height of 3,810 meters in California, USA.