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Chinese scientists from the National University of Defense Technology have unveiled a miniature mosquito-sized drone designed for covert reconnaissance missions. The drone, demonstrated on CCTV 7, features a bionic design: a thin body, two wings that mimic insect wings, and three ultra-thin supports.
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Boston Dynamics representatives on the US show ‘America's Looking for Talent’.
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How traffic jams are created
One slightly braked driver is enough to start a chain reaction. The cars behind him start braking a little harder, and then the snowball effect begins. As a result: you stand there, look at your watch and think that life is a continuous “road waves”.
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One slightly braked driver is enough to start a chain reaction. The cars behind him start braking a little harder, and then the snowball effect begins. As a result: you stand there, look at your watch and think that life is a continuous “road waves”.
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Neanderthals and Denisovans are not just museum pieces, but almost our neighbours on the evolutionary ladder. Scientists have shown what these ancient guys would have looked like if they had lived to see the present day: massive skulls, broad faces, prominent brow arches and strong jaws - just perfect candidates for chewing gum or arm wrestling adverts. 🦴
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The future has crept up quietly like a ninja in the new Hillside Invisibility Jacket: a jacket that actually makes a person almost invisible. The fabric contains tiny beads that reflect light so that you literally blend into the background and those around you start to lose sight of you. 🕶️
There's no editing in the video, just the pure magic of technology and a little bit of envy from Harry Potter fans.
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There's no editing in the video, just the pure magic of technology and a little bit of envy from Harry Potter fans.
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A robot hairdresser is already giving perfect haircuts - and it's not fantasy, it's reality.
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China has gone light madness again, with nearly 12,000 drones taking to the skies and putting up a giant cat and an entire zoo of lights. 🐱✨
More than 100 thousand people came to this show - and not a single cat was hurt, only likes and enthusiastic storis.
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More than 100 thousand people came to this show - and not a single cat was hurt, only likes and enthusiastic storis.
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The Earth has decided to speed up and this summer may produce the shortest day in history - the day will be shorter than 24 hours for the first time. 🌍 Scientists name three possible dates: 9 July, 22 July or 5 August, when the planet will literally ‘squander’ time.
People won't notice it, but satellites and navigators may have a real breakdown.
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People won't notice it, but satellites and navigators may have a real breakdown.
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A supernova that exploded twice: astronomers record the impossible
Astronomers have captured for the first time the remains of a dead star SNR 0509-67.5, which exploded... twice. The image, taken with the Very Large Telescope (VLT), shows two concentric shells of calcium - traces of a double detonation.
This is the first photographic evidence that a star can die in two consecutive explosions. The object is 60,000 light years from Earth and has been a real show for scientists: the double detonation left unique chemical traces that can now be studied.
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Astronomers have captured for the first time the remains of a dead star SNR 0509-67.5, which exploded... twice. The image, taken with the Very Large Telescope (VLT), shows two concentric shells of calcium - traces of a double detonation.
This is the first photographic evidence that a star can die in two consecutive explosions. The object is 60,000 light years from Earth and has been a real show for scientists: the double detonation left unique chemical traces that can now be studied.
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An astronaut on the ISS filmed one of the rarest natural phenomena - a giant jet. This is a powerful electric discharge that does not go downward, but shoots upward out of a thundercloud for almost 100 kilometers, all the way to the edge of space.
Jets form a bright branching, like a glowing tree, and are extremely rare. Capturing such a phenomenon from orbit is a real stroke of luck for scientists.
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Jets form a bright branching, like a glowing tree, and are extremely rare. Capturing such a phenomenon from orbit is a real stroke of luck for scientists.
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В Японии фанаты аниме вышли на новый уровень: на рисовых полях города Гёда вырастили гигантского Тандзиро из «Клинка, рассекающего демонов». 🌾 Для этого высадили 10 275 саженцев на площади, как четыре футбольных поля — и по мере роста риса портрет героя становится всё чётче.
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