Science

There are many different explanations for why cats cover their faces while sleeping, from trying to keep warm to protecting their whiskers. Here's the answer to the question of why

The date of Thanksgiving may change from year to year, but the day of the week will always be the same. Here's why.

The crunch only targets the abdominal muscles, so it is not a functional core exercise. If you are looking to lose belly fat and get beautiful abs, the crunch is the perfect

Stomach viruses can enter your mouth, nose, and eyes. But there are many things you can do to avoid getting sick after being exposed to a stomach virus.

Three people with severe vision loss who received stem cell transplants reported significant improvements in vision that lasted for more than a year.

There are many different types of apples. Of course, each type has its own unique flavor. Let's explore the history of the names of popular apples around the world!

In the old days, finding out whether you were pregnant was like solving a mystery with no obvious clues. People tried all sorts of strange methods, from analyzing changes in their

Cancer myths and misinformation are everywhere. It's important to understand them. Here are some common misconceptions about cancer.

Dubai company introduces the design of Downtown Circle, a circular city about 500m high, 3,000m in circumference, surrounding the world's tallest tower Burj Khalifa (828m high)

After mating with the female bee, the male bee's abdomen will burst and kill him. Meanwhile, the queen bee will continue to mate with other males to collect genes for her nest.

The Fehmarnbelt Tunnel is a combined rail and road tunnel under the Baltic Sea connecting Germany and Denmark, approximately 18 km long, under construction.

The Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS), the world's most powerful X-ray laser located at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in the US, will undergo a major upgrade that will

The 520-meter-long Thames Barrier, consisting of 10 large steel gates across the river, can be raised or lowered depending on the water level to prevent floodwaters and protect the

The history of our solar system can be likened to a picture of unpredictable change.

The world's largest primary mirror is 39m wide, the world's lightest mirror consists of only a single layer of 200 atoms... are the most advanced mirrors in the world.

A team of physicists at the University of Arizona has developed the world's fastest electron microscope, an upgraded version of the transmission electron microscope that can

Guava is a nutritious, delicious fruit that is loved and chosen by many people. However, many people wonder, is it good to eat guava peel?

There are some birds that cannot fly even though they have wings. One of them is the Kakapo and most of them live in New Zealand.

The globose springtail (Dicyrtomina minuta) is an incredibly fast backflipper. Despite being only a few millimeters long, this species can leap up to 60 mm high and flip in mid-air

Below are 10 military vehicles with quite strange and even bizarre designs, but the combat effectiveness of many of these vehicles has been proven by history.