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The hydrofoil bike
(13) | 20/10/2017 | Translate: Manta5 company is in the final stages of developing a revolutionary hydrofoil bicycle, that allows riders to move on the surface of the water.
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Hydrofoil bike After 5 years of development, the hydrofoil bike of the Manta5 company from New Zealand is on sale. It is a bicycle that works like hydrofoil sea boats, having fins called hydrofoils. Above a certain speed, the bike leaves the surface of the water resulting in zero friction.- Rolling screen on mobile phone The futuristic and revolutionary smartphone X 2021 by OPPO, uses a flexible screen in an impressive way. The screen folds inside the phone, and resizes with an automatic mechanism. This particular prototype is in concept stage, and has not yet been released on the market.
- A remote-controlled car moves over the water The Traxxas Slash the company's 4X4, is a small very fast remote controlled car that can easily slide over the surface of the water, It can reach a speed of 100 km / h. This is the promotional video of the car from the company.
- Fierce clash cyclist in car Saturday 8 August 2015, the Irish cyclist Matthew Brammeier collided violently with a car, in the penultimate descent (6th stage) the Tour of Utah bike race in United States. The Jockey came with very great speed in a turn, and fell on the cycling team currently twisting. The Brammeier was rushed to hospital with mild flank fractures, the thorax, the pelvis and sacrum.
- The elaborate hoax with the Hoverboard Many of you may have already seen the video of "company" HUVrTech which presents a real Hoverboard from the movies Back to the Future "». This revolutionary skateboarding presented by actor Lloyd Christofer starring in trilogy, but many celebrities like Mark Cuban, Tony Hawk, Billy Zane, Moby and Terrell Owens. To make it even more believable, The site of the company HUVrTech was created, which contains information about the product and the history of the team from MIT, which has designed it.. But it was all a hoax by Will Ferrell and "Funny or Die", who today apologized for it with a video by Christofer Lloyd that you can see here.
- Airless bicycle tires The company is developing a new Britek tire technology for bicycles, that doesn't need air. Although details are not disclosed by the company, She argues that these new tires will be revolutionary. Many, of course, comment on how the tire will have a bad performance in muddy and wet ground.
- Millions of fish on the shore Huge schools of fish flood the coast of the Philippines' Saranggani province. This strange phenomenon may be the result of an oceanic process in which colder water is pushed to the surface of the ocean, bringing nutrients, including plankton, the diet of these young fish. As a result, fish were trapped in shallower areas, reaching the shore.
- Swallowfishes and their predators The swallow fishes, are fish of the Exocoetidae family that have developed fins on their gills, which give them the possibility to be ejected and suspended over the water several meters. This ability of theirs can make them more agile, but at the same time makes them vulnerable above and below the surface of the water - since above they are chased by the frigate birds (Frigate), and from below fish hunters (Coryphaena hippurus). Excerpt from the documentary "The Hunt" by BBC.
- Fishing with a sausage At the water's edge in Florida, United States, a woman shows us the technique for fishing a tarpon (Megalops atlanticus), using a sausage. He slaps the sausage on the surface of the water, and a few seconds later, the fish leaps out of the water and swallows the sausage.
- A tarantula walks on water The hairs on the tarantula's legs trap air, and allow her to stand on the surface of the water. Tarantulas have difficulty moving in water so they don't do it often, but they are known to cross bodies of water when they need to escape a predator.
- Spectacular collapse of a part of the Perito Moreno glacier In Argentina's Los Glaciares National Park, Spectacular footage has been captured of a huge chunk of the Perito Moreno glacier breaking off and emerging from the surface of the water, gradually revealing its submerged part. The height of the Perito Moreno glacier is 170 meters, of which 74 are above the surface, while the rest are under the waters of Lake Argentino. With a length of 5 kilometers, the glacier is slowly advancing into the lake facing the Magellan Peninsula. When he reaches the opposite bank, divides the lake in two, then acting as a natural barrier. The water level of Lake Argentino then rises to 30 meters and begins to cut into the glacier. As it becomes less durable, it buckles under the pressure.
- Playing hopscotch on a slippery surface A group of friends play hopscotch by different rules, on a slippery plastic mat. The player should carry a basin of water and empty it at the goal.
- Paint with hydrographic printing The technique of painting objects with hydrographic printing: PVOH film printed with the image of the artwork to be transferred, and then placed on the surface of a water tank. A chemical is sprayed onto the membrane to help weld, and then the object sinks into the tank until the film to bind on it.
- Fetal development of a human and a dolphin Comparison of growth of a dolphin's embryos (left) and a man (right). This short clip compares the development of the phylogenetic stage between dolphins and humans.
- A drop of water falls in slow motion The drop of a drop on a surface of water in slow motion (5000 fps). The drop bounces off the surface and becomes smaller and smaller.