- Why is it lower than the sea level but there is no big lake in Turpan basin?

The Turpan basin has the lowest elevation in China. This basin is 154 meters high below sea level but in reality, there are no large lakes here.
- Close-up of the world's largest excavator super monster, weighing up to 13,500 tons

Bagger 288 excavator was built by German company Krupp in 1978. It is 220m long, 96m high (taller than the Statue of Liberty) and weighs 13,500 tons (heavier than the Eiffel Tower
- NASA scientists discovered evidence of a parallel universe, where time runs ... backwards

Just like the movie 'The Twilight Zone', a team of NASA scientists working on Antarctica has discovered evidence of a parallel universe - where physical rules are completely
- Only from a photo on Twitter, scientists discovered a completely new type of parasite

Tiny white dots did not catch the keen eye of researcher Ana Sofia Reboleira.
- US declines more information about UFO: The size of a suitcase, with the speed that makes the world's fastest fighter have to smell

After officially posting three videos related to UFOs, the Pentagon recently declassified the information about the encounters between US Navy fighters and 'unidentified flying
- New research shows that North America's 'cousin' of Velociraptor originated from Asia

Velociraptor (also known as Raptor) is probably not strange to people because they often appear and are considered one of the key factors contributing to the success of the
- Why do whale fin fins have five fingers that look like human hands?

Although people like to think whales are fish, they are also called whales, but they are not actually fish, but mammals.
- The giant structure was discovered from mammoth bones 25,000 years ago

Scientists have discovered a giant structure made from more than 60 mammoth skeleton belonging to the ice age, dating back about 25,000 years ago.
- Three-man chess: crazy game as the name implies

If you think ordinary chess is too simple, try this three-person chess game now.
- On 5/5/1110, the Moon mysteriously disappeared

In ancient writing, people recorded strange phenomena in the sky of Europe.
- 18 photos that decipher the mysteries in the world

Here are 19 photos that decipher the strange secrets in the world that many people have ever wondered. After watching, many people will probably be surprised!
- How does NASA engineer sit at home controlling robotic probes on Mars?

While working at home, engineers and scientists working on the self-driving car project Curiosity must find a way to control a machine located hundreds of millions of kilometers
- The team created a microwave-jet plasma engine, wishing to replace the existing aircraft engine

Plasma propulsion is still often considered a way to propel a spaceship in a hybrid, but now there is a device designed to operate in atmospheric environments.
- Why do scientists get worms to drink and make them spin like this?

The tiny worm, drunk and thrown into a dizzying camera can allow people to better understand the world.
- CO2 capture filter: A groundbreaking idea for the post-carbon industry

In Australia, the country's three largest coal-fired power plants have designed a process of capturing CO2 as input to algae biomass farming systems. This type of algae is then
- China invented something that could replace jet engines

It is capable of operating in the Earth's atmosphere and produces thrust with the same performance as modern jet engines.
- Discover the black hole closest to Earth, located in the star system that we can see with the naked eye

If you stand in the Southern Hemisphere on a cold day, look up to the sky to find the black hole closest to you that science has discovered.
- This is an AI system that can turn people into animals and vice versa

According to author Xander Steenbrugge, this is only a small part of his big project.
- Impressive image: ISS International Space Station flies over the Sun.

Photographer Mack Murdoc, based in Los Angeles, recently made an unbelievable photo showing the ISS moving in front of the Sun.
- Why are cartridges usually made of copper and not steel, lead or aluminum?

Currently, the bullets are mostly copper-coated, a few are plated with lead. The reason manufacturers choose copper is that they have found a way to expand, rotate and do other