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The unsung heroes of science
(14) | 26/06/2015 | Translate: Some inspired people who probably have never heard, proving that science can change our world for the better. They have spent the time and energy to solve challenges like epidemics of malaria in Tanzania, and feeding for 9 billion people by 2050. Meet the unsung heroes of science in a very nice video of DSM Netherlands institution in.
Flight over gorgeous flowers A drone flight over colorful fields of flowers near the gardens of the Keukenhof in the Netherlands. The Keukenhof, also known as "The Garden of Europe", It is one of the largest gardens of flowers in the world. It is located in the city of Lisse in the Netherlands and about 7 are planted there.000.000 Flower bulbs every year. Tulips, Hyacinths and other colorful flowers offer a spectacular view from above.- Working dogs are not just for the blind "We are not only helping people who do not see, but those who have seen too many ". This is the slogan of the ad for the working dog training organization "Royal Dutch Foundation" in the Netherlands. The ad shows the help that it can offer a trained dog to a war veteran.
- The human calculator The Scott Flansburg teaches mathematics and amused the world with amazing abilities for over 20 years. Nicknamed "the human Calculator", entered the 2001 Guinness Book of World Records for the speed of his mathematical calculations.
- The city remains motionless Once a year, on August 1, Warsaw residents pay tribute to the dead heroes who fought for freedom in 1944 during the uprising. So everyone motionless for a minute at the sound of a loud siren. This large-scale uprising against the Germans in the Polish capital cost the lives of over 200.000 people.
- The first person to finish Tetris After 34 years, ο Blue Shields, a 13-year-old player managed to finish Tetris by crashing it. For a long time, players believed that it was not possible to quit the game due to some errors in the colors after a certain level. But Blue Scuti managed to pass the difficult level, to reach level 157 where the game crashes, and therefore to it "terminate". YouTuber aGameScout explains the venture in detail in a 16-minute video.
- The busiest pedestrian crossing in the world Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo. The busiest crosswalk in the world with up to 3.000 people to pass through it every time.
- Ride through the largest bicycle parking lot in the world A ride in the world's largest bike park, located below the train station square in Utrecht, Netherlands. This underground car park opened in 2019, it has three levels and a capacity of 12,500 seats. The capacity, however, is considered insufficient by Utrecht residents in relation to the annual increase in the number of cyclists. The municipality plans to expand all bicycle parking spaces around the station to provide 33.000 posts.
- The language of the Hadza Hadza is a language spoken on the shores of Lake Eyasi in Tanzania from about 1.000 people of the Hadza tribe, which include the latest hunter-gatherers in Africa. It is one of only three languages in East Africa according to "click". UNESCO categorizes language as "vulnerable" due to the small number of speakers.
- QR code that helps mobile addicts Smartphone addiction is a serious psychological phenomenon that is constantly increasing in western societies and causes socialization problems for young people.. An organization took the initiative to help these people, with a QR code they need to scan with their mobile. Amazingly effective.
- Passers-by prevent an accident at an amusement park At an amusement park in Traverse City, Michigan, an amusement park toy looks ready to collapse, as several people are on it. Many attendees see what is happening, rush to stabilize the engine and save the riders. Real heroes.
- The man with the deepest voice in the world Silent singer Tim Storms holds the record for lowest note ever recorded by a human voice.
- Candidate employees of the year for 2020 Speed, dexterity and ability. These people have reduced their work routine to science.
- Archachatina marginata ovum: the largest snail in the world Quick view of the life cycle of the largest snail in the world, Archachatina marginata - the ovum subspecies. They can be up to 20 cm long and live up to 10 years. The original habitat of these snails is West Africa (Cameroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo).
- Acts of kindness Acts of kindness of random people from all over the world, recorded on cameras.
- Give to me too In a Zoo, a bear makes sense with its foot to a man asking to throw her some food.