Science

When lightning strikes a body of water, the current travels across the surface rather than penetrating deep into the liquid, similar to the effect when lightning strikes a car or

Here are the largest planes in the world flying today, including some that are longer than an Olympic swimming pool, can hold tanks, and are taller than five-story buildings.

Scientists at the University of Amherst, Massachusetts, USA are researching a cooling fabric that can reduce body temperature by up to 8 degrees Celsius lower than air temperature.

'Vampire' sparrows lived on Darwin Island and Wolf Island (both in the Galapagos Islands - Ecuador) since 500,000 years ago.

Mars is one of the planets that has received the most attention from astronomers in recent years.

In the video, a giant heron used its long, large, hard beak to capture a chipmunk alive at Moonshine Beach in Cambria, California.

Although it possesses extremely dangerous venom, in the face of the enemy's 'heavenly blows' to the eyes and head, the tree snake can only endure the battle.

Capybaras not only have a cute appearance, but they are also considered the friendliness queens in the animal world as they love to 'communicate' with many other species from

The busy life of modern society makes 'stress' or 'stress' a common term everywhere.

A group of Japanese researchers from the Quantum Machine Unit laboratory at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology have just created a 'flying car' that operates based on

Exoplanet are planets located outside the Solar System.

The great tit (Parus Major) found in some regions of Asia and North Africa is known as the most brutal bird in the world because it does not eat meat but specializes in eating the

A chimpanzee named Johnny from the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary in Florida (USA) can pronounce many human words, surprising many people.

China's new ultra-high-speed (UHS) maglev train has just completed testing traveling at speeds of up to 1,000 km/h.

The shrimp's death blow caused the shrimp to fly away and die immediately.

Shrimp and crabs have a dark green color on their backs when alive, but after being boiled, their shells turn bright orange-red.

The US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has successfully transmitted 1.6 kW of power wirelessly over a distance of 1km using microwaves.

A group of scientists from the University of Bristol in the UK has just created the world's most difficult maze, which can almost expand infinitely in size.

Most people have the habit of swiping flies and mosquitoes when they land on their bodies. However, according to experts, we may face some very serious consequences for this habit.

The record for the heaviest object ever lifted by a human being belongs to Canadian athlete Gregg Ernst when he lifted two cars with drivers inside with a total weight of 2,422 kg.