A railway employee in Mumbai, India, was filmed risking his life to save a young boy who had fallen onto train tracks.
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A Belgian farmer accidentally moved the country’s border with France by about eight feet, causing a minor international incident this week, reports News Week.
Farmer moves border markerThe farmer accidentally moved what turned out to be a territory border marker that in turn shrunk France’s size by 7.5 feet. Now, his thoughtless act could land him in international trouble,
“We know exactly where the stone was before, right next to a tree,” David Lavaux, the mayor of Erquelinnes, Belgium, where...
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An article published in Mashable India provides the observed otherworldly corals, sea snakes, and a diversity of sea creatures, shown in the...
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Sponges are considered to be one of the most primitive forms of animal life, because they have neither locomotion organs nor a nervous system, reports AWI.
A team around deep-sea scientist Antje Boetius has now discovered that sponges leave trails on the sea floor in the Arctic deep sea. They conclude that the animals might move actively – even if only a few centimetres per year. They are now publishing these unique findings in the journal Cur...
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An article published in Inverse, traces on How Astronauts poop or pee when they are in space.
Gravity’s pullWhether you use a hole in the ground or a fancy gold-plated toilet, on Earth, gravity pulls your waste down and away from you. For astronauts, “doing their duty” is a bit more complicated. Without gravity, any loose drops or dribbles could float out of the toilet. That’s not good for astronauts’ health, nor for the sensitive equipment inside the space station.
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Almost half a centuary since the MV Captayannis capsized in the Firth of Clyde-and amateur photographer and videographer has been fascinated by the sunken ship ever since, writes Ross Hanvidge for an article published in Helensburghadvisor.
Impact of Sugar boat on peopleCommonly referred to as the ‘sugar boat’, the rusting vessel lies on a sandbank and has become a landmark for residents on both sides of the water, in Helensburgh and Greenock.
The dreadful incident of the MV Captayannis..It was...