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Floating bar for summer
(9) | 27/11/2013 | The floating bar named 'Aiolia' was drawing two students for a job at the University of Weingarten in Germany. This very clever construction can be used by 8 people, It has a pulley system that cools beverages under water and an umbrella for the Sun.
Orcas cooperate smartly to hunt a seal While a seal took refuge in a small piece of floating ice, three Orcas whales create a wave to shake the piece of ice and cause the seal to fall into the water.- Visualization of air spread by coughing The Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany conducted an experiment to detect how the air transmission during cough, with different parameters. Done 6 test cases: a person breathes normally, a person coughs, a person coughs in his hand, his elbow, a dust mask and a face mask.
- Traps against drunk This house is located in the sea near a bar. Summer, The bar customers leaving urinate constantly to nearby homes. One of the owners bought a watering system with motion detection, and placed it in his backyard, with water bucket tied with string. When drunk young men approaching the courtyard of his house, the system seems to work very effectively.
- Artistic style To famous painters are transferred to video Students Manuel Ruder, Alexey Dosovitskiy and Thomas Brox, University of Freiburg in Germany, they created a software through a neuronal network, can convey the artistic style of a painted table in any video. The software was created as a student thesis, and you can find the code here.
- Amphibious car converted to Cruiser The British company Gibbs Technologies works in construction amphibious vehicle for 20 years. The latest product is the Humdinga, an amphibious pick-up truck that is designed to work well both on uneven ground and in water. The Humdinga is legal for the road and is capable of exceeding a speed of 50 km / h, on the road and the water. Can make the transition between land and sea very quickly, simply by pressing a button. The vehicle can carry up to seven people, making it ideal for rescue missions.
- An explosion in a quarry causes a huge landslide On April 6, 2024 in Bijelo Polje, Bosnia, a large landslide occurred after a planned explosion in a quarry. The landslide left three cars of climbers and fishermen under water and one person was taken away by ambulance. Tragedy was narrowly averted, as climbers were just minutes earlier at the site buried by the landslide.
- A smart crow wants to drink water A crow is smart enough to put stones in a pot, until the level rises and he can drink the water.
- How to get a mouse out of the house This woman devised a clever technique to get a mouse out of a building with confidence. He made an aisle of packets of water bottles. So the mouse cannot escape and hide under the furniture, and has no choice but to follow the path that leads straight to the front door.
- The wrong way to unload a jet ski three men attempt to unload a jet ski from a trailer, reversing their car into the sea. Not very clever idea. Sea water will get inside the engine, and the car will stop.
- Waterproof drone that flies and submerges in water The Mirs-X is a quadcopter that flies like a standard drone, but can also submerge and move through water, using the same four propellers. Researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong designed the prototype to hover for six minutes in the air or stay underwater for about 40 minutes.
- The square with the umbrellas Medina Haram umbrellas are folding umbrellas located in Al-Masjid an-Nabawi Square in Medina, Saudi Arabia. The shade of the umbrellas extends to 143.000 square meters. These umbrellas are intended to protect worshipers from the heat of the sun during prayer, as well as from the rain. το Al-Masjid An-Nabawi, there are a total of 250 umbrellas.
- Contaminating water with balloons Tuesday, May 10, 2022 after an engagement party on a yacht in Miami, Florida, officers popped several dozen balloons attached to the boat to get rid of them. The pieces fell directly into the water and contaminated Biscayne Bay. One person was arrested and 10 calls were issued, with a total fine of more than 25.000 USD.
- Because in some areas of the Earth it does not get dark In some areas of the Earth during the summer, the Sun remains visible for over 24 hours or even months without getting dark. This phenomenon is called "Midnight sun" and is observed at latitudes above the Arctic Circle and below the Antarctic Circle. The phenomenon is due to the inclination of the vertical axis of the Earth by 23 ° 26΄ in relation to its plane of rotation around the Sun.. Its duration depends on the latitude, from which we observe it. The closer the observer is to the north or south pole, the longer it lasts. For example, the sun shines continuously for 6 months on the poles, while in the northern tip of Finland it is limited to 73 days. The opposite phenomenon, where the night lasts for more than 24 hours during the winter, it is called "Polar Night".
- An orangutan with sunglasses A woman accidentally threw her sunglasses into the shell of orangutans at a zoo in Indonesia. An orangutan mother found the glasses and put them on her eyes, entertaining guests. The clever orangutan then returned the glasses to the owner, in exchange for some food.
- Quick cleaning on the computer A man has found a clever technique to clean his computer desktop. Moves files and folders under the rug..