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The journey of an aspirin in our body
(7) | 17/04/2018 | Translate: A training video from the British University of Sheffield Hallam, how our bodies function after swallow an aspirin.
Dolphin swims with the tide on the bow of a boat Tomislav Petric filmed a dolphin swimming under the bow of a boat traveling from Croatia in the clear Adriatic Sea waters. As the boat moves forward, causing a wave of water in front of the. Placing his body in this wave, the dolphin moves like surfer without spends his energy.- Message from the pneyomnes of a smoker A smoker dies and donates his lungs at Chulalongkorn University of Thailand.
The institutions have accepted the tar and nicotine smoking 50 years. With the help of the Faculty of medicine, University of, exported black stuff from the lungs of this and other smokers, creating ink. Then the ink was bottled and distributed in a public place, in order to see the current and potential smokers how smoking can harm the lungs and body, but to persuade them to quit earlier.
- Cell vs. virus: A battle for our health All living things are made of cells. In the human body, These highly efficient units are protected by several layers of defense against invaders like the cold virus. Here we see a trip inside the cell, and a trip to the tiny arsenal of warriors, they play the most important role in the fight for our health.
- Beyond the milky way This wonderful video takes us to the edges of the universe, the most distant celestial bodies we've discovered till today.
- Drone that automatically charges from power cables Students at SDU University in Denmark, presented a fully autonomous self-recharging system for a drone capable of long-term continuous operation near power lines. The drone is equipped with a built-in navigation system that allows it to locate power lines and approach them. A gripper mechanism grips the power line cable, and a control circuit provides the holding force as well as recharging the battery.
- Honda's automatic wheelchair This is Uni-One, an automatic wheelchair from Honda. It moves like a hoverboard, by detecting the body movements of the person sitting, and moves towards it.
- Autonomous excavator builds a stone wall The Swiss ETH University (Federal Institute of Technology) of Zurich, developed a robot capable of digging holes and building walls of irregular stones autonomously.
- Gloves that translate sign language into sound These gloves were developed by two 19-year-old students at the University of Washington, they translate sign language into sound.
- TITAN submarine implosion simulation An animation that represents the moment of the destruction of the submarine TITAN, and simulates the implosion of the submarine and a human body under the specific conditions.
- Confused graduate at a graduation ceremony The tradition of this Chinese university during the graduation ceremony, is the headmaster tipping the young graduates' cap to the left to acknowledge their graduation. But apparently this student was not aware of this custom, and he doesn't understand what he should do...
- Change photos with artificial intelligence Photo editing has reached a new level. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Computer Science, of the Sarbrucken Research Center, of MIT, of the University of Pennsylvania and Google, developed an image processing method using GAN (Productive contrastive network) which allows us to control almost everything in an image. You put two points and move the objects in the photo in 3D space.
- A marvel of engineering Somewhere in Africa, workers transport their goods in a very old truck. The rickety truck looks like it's going to collapse at any moment. But it is fully functional, although it needs a few interventions during the duration of the journey.
- 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.
- 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.
- Stabilized acrobats Two acrobats perform a spectacular number. The man is hanging upside down, and holds the weight of the woman with his hands. The two bend and stretch their arms in the air, but their body remains fixed.