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The largest refugee crisis since 1960
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The most common blood groups in countries
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Alpacas breezing “fire”
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Maximum approximation of the leaflet
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The ballet dancing robot

LEONARDO (or LEg ON Aerial Robotic DrOne) is the creation of researchers at California Center for Autonomous Systems and Technologies, who came up with the idea of stabilizing a robot on two, rather clumsy legs.

To do this, they applied drone motors that keep the robot balanced and help it move, just like birds do when moving between walking and flying, using their wings. This feature opens up new opportunities, including spinning around like a real ballerina.
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This is want a monarch butterfly migration looks like
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Gravity machines that are sure to grab your attention!

It's one fun to watch the hypnotic movement and listen to the metal balls roll down the wooden track.
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A simple engine
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NASA has revealed a mesmerizing new photo of "God's Eye," taken by the Spitzer telescope 🔭

That's the brightest and closest to Earth nebula, located 700 light-years from our planet in the constellation Aquarius.

The same is expected for our Sun after 5 billion years.😱
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In the 1640's the Dutch inhabitants of New Amsterdam built a 12' wall to keep the bad hombres out. In 1664 the British ignored the wall and took New Amsterdam by sea. It's now called New York. They took down the wall and built a street. It's called Wall Street
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