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With 4 million cosmetic surgery operations and 3 billion Euros in sales last year, China's beauty market is now the second largest in the world.
The Lunar Orbiter program, developed by NASA from 1966 to 1971, aimed to capture and transmit detailed photographs of the moon using advanced satellite technology.
ColdfusTion reviews the Samsung Galaxy Note II, highlighting its features, performance, and user interface in a detailed analysis.
A massive underground city in Turkey, capable of housing hundreds, reveals significant insights into ancient civilizations and their architectural achievements.
Concorde first smashed through the sound barrier on October 1, 1969, with a sonic boom audible 20 miles away.
A viral video featuring pink oyster mushrooms garnered one million views and $5,000 in two weeks for musician Michael Lecko, who connects fungi to synthesizers.
15 daredevils from around the world leapt from the Petronas Towers on December 31, 2000, marking the greatest official base jump of all time.
Fellow Corey Jaskolski and his team develop innovative technologies, including color night vision, to enhance exploration capabilities.
In October 2003, a series of solar eruptions sent charged particles racing toward Earth, damaging 28 communication satellites and disrupting power grids worldwide.
Alice Levine visits Berlin's first cyber brothel featuring the doll Frau Schmidt in adult content.
Eva Schloss, a Holocaust survivor, has been sharing her experiences since 1986 and now participates in a project using holographic technology to preserve her story.
Dr. Paul Stevenson calculates that consuming nine units of alcohol reduces the safe heel height for stilettos from 15 centimeters to just 1.25 centimeters.
Every radio telescope on Earth receives a massive data dump containing instructions for building a faster-than-light propulsion device from an advanced alien species.
Scientists highlight the potential to manipulate weather amid climate change challenges.
Countries are investing in lunar exploration, with initiatives from NASA, SpaceX, and international competitors aiming to establish a new era of moon missions.
COVID-19 has accelerated the integration of technology in healthcare, showcasing innovations in telemedicine, contact tracing, and vaccine distribution.
Cassini's mission ended on September 15, 2017, when the spacecraft crashed into Saturn, providing crucial data about the planet and its rings.
Over 30 private robotics teams are competing for the $30 million Google Lunar XPRIZE, aiming to build and launch rovers to explore the lunar surface.
A Russian mission plans to deploy seismic detectors on the moon to monitor moonquakes and study heat flow from the lunar core.
A mechanical engineer is developing a robotic machine that enables a single person to play Double Dutch jump rope independently.
Clippy becomes a famous assistant in Microsoft Office 97, despite mixed user reactions.
Space archaeologist Sarah Parcak utilizes satellite imagery to monitor the destruction of cultural heritage sites around the world.
Fifteen racers from the 405 team compete against teams from Texas in a high-speed qualifier for a chance to race in America’s List.
A North Dakota oil well produces 500 barrels a day, transforming local farmers into millionaires amid a significant oil boom.
Booby traps are used from Ancient Egypt to America in the Civil War as tactical weapons.
Two vehicles are engaged by an AC-130 Spectre gunship as crew members communicate and assess targets during a military operation.
Deepfake technology poses significant ethical and societal challenges, as illustrated by manipulated videos of public figures like Barack Obama and the implications for misinformation.
Epcot's Body Wars, an extinct simulator, is examined for its history and impact in this special crossover episode of Defunctland.
Son of Beast, the infamous roller coaster at Kings Island, is examined for its troubled history and impact on amusement park culture.
3000 detonators and 20 kilograms of explosives are used to safely demolish an eight-story office block in Bradford, England.
Three cranes, each weighing 1,000 tons and standing 80 meters tall, are demolished in a controlled explosion over five days in Birkenhead, England.
The Tegra 3 processor is tested for performance limits, revealing RAM constraints before reaching maximum core utilization in a series of 14 videos.
Henry Ford revolutionized the automobile industry by making cars accessible to the masses, transforming transportation and American culture.
Ancient civilizations may have harnessed electric energy long before modern technology.
Two Google engineers claim that artificial intelligence has reached a level of sentience, challenging traditional views on machine consciousness and the Turing test.
Electric vehicles were among the first cars produced, with early models documented in sources like the New York Times and Automobile Topics from 1914.
Experts estimate that dealing with emails accounts for 30 percent of an employee's day, contributing to increased stress and cognitive overload in the workplace.
15-year-old Niana Guerrero is the most followed TikTok user in the Philippines and one of Southeast Asia's biggest YouTube stars.
Radio-wave transmission principles are illustrated through animation and sound, highlighting antenna design and directivity enhancements in René Jodoin's 1960 film.
A $100 million deep space probe spirals out of control and crashes after a critical failure in its parachute system.
Nick Goldman at the European Bioinformatics Institute explores DNA as a new data storage method.
Stellar black holes can be 10 to 50 times the mass of the Sun, while supermassive black holes weigh millions to billions of times the Sun's mass.
Physicists at CERN conducted a lengthy experiment to determine whether antimatter falls down or falls up in relation to Earth's gravity.
Many physicists now propose that our three-dimensional universe may be an inward projection from an infinitely distant boundary, akin to a hologram.
Three Mexicans in Mexico City reflect on how much their work defines them in daily life.
Four American planes of VFN-76, equipped with radar, conduct a nighttime bombing mission over Chichi-jima on July 4, 1944.
Jean-Patrice Keka and his team have launched five rockets in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, aiming to establish a unique African space program.
A camper reaches nearly 100 miles per hour during a drag race, surprising competitors and pushing the limits of unconventional vehicles.
