The structure of the skyscraper, 1700 metres high, will be able to accommodate more than 50 thousand residents and will be characterised by a hexagonal design, one of the most wind-resistant shapes, which is never lacking in Tokyo Bay.
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Hurricane Beryl officially opened the Atlantic hurricane season ahead of the normal schedule. And it was immediately one record after another. In just a few hours, the storm reached category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson scale, becoming the earliest and most violent hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic.
Cleaning and hygiene are not just a set of knowledge and techniques developed by humans, but also by animals. Some of them apply it so well that they deserve a prominent place. Discover in this article some of the cleanest animals on our planet!
The discovery of this very slow earthquake can be very useful for scientists to understand the surprising variety of ways in which our restless planet moves and also the lethal potential of these silent phenomena in their ability to trigger much more powerful tremors.
Why did the once popular settlement of Cahokia Mounds in now modern-day St Louis, suddenly have a mass exodus in 1400?
The colonization of Mars is a long-term goal of humanity. That is why it is relevant that it has been discovered that a desert moss can develop in the extreme conditions of that planet. It has the ability to live almost without humidity, at extreme temperatures and in an environment with high radiation.
Inspired by the hexagonal cells of beehives, the mirrors of the largest telescopes are made by assembling numerous small hexagonal mirrors to form a large reflecting "hive". This is what was done with the Extremely Large Telescope. Let's understand the reason for this technique.
Airliners carefully avoid flying through hurricanes, but some daring pilots do so on purpose. Here are hurricane hunter planes. What weather instruments do they have on board?
Research reveals the over half of all meltwater on Antarctica’s ice shelves is slush, but isn’t accounted for in climate models.
Scientists have found that ammonites were not in decline before their extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period 66 million years ago.
Degenerative skeletal changes may have been caused by the positions that the ancient Egyptian scribes sat in while performing administrative tasks during the third millennium BCE.
Lunar swirls, akin to abstract brushstrokes on the Moon, remain a celestial mystery. Recent research suggests their light coloration is linked to magnetized rocks deflecting solar winds, leaving neighboring areas darker.