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Unlike other razors on the market, the T3 is equipped with an integrated shaving head. This hard-core shaving system can harvest more beards at one time. Its original turbo-rotating expander head adopts a mesh design that gradually increases the layout from the inside to the outside, which greatly improves the efficiency of shaving. The sharp and thin blade can be seen directly by the naked eye, and it can be easily taken off for shaving dead corners.
For those short and thick stubble that is difficult to shave, T3 also has its own solution. Its built-in high-speed motor has strong performance and can cut the roots of the beard. It is clean and delicate. It is especially friendly to the skin and will not cause scratches and redness.
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Many of my friends have sensitive skin, and the skin will be red and swollen if you don’t pay attention to it. This is mainly caused by the use of inferior razors. The knife net of the beard and eyebrow T3 is flexible and very comfortable. Its knife head is only 32mm and the thickness of the knife net is 0.09mm. It is particularly flexible to operate. In addition, the beard and eyebrow T3 uses a low-nickel flexible knife net. Compared with other materials, it has very little skin irritation. This air-cushion knife net fits very well and is smooth without swelling. Boys don’t always prepare a small mirror by their side like girls do. Can they still shave without a mirror? Of course, it’s possible. The eyebrow T3 can become a “sound explorer” in seconds. The knife will make a “click” sound when you work. This is also the standard for detecting your clean beard. You can also enjoy cleanness when you shave blindly! More intimate: super long battery life, waterproof cleaning super worry-free It is common for razors to forget to charge, so long battery life must be arranged. The beard T3 flash charge for 2 hours can last a month, challenging the razor battery life ceiling. In addition, it uses the Type-C interface of most smartphones, which makes it easy to charge when going out. We all know that the razor must be cleaned after being used for a long time, otherwise it will be very unhygienic. The beard and eyebrow T3 adopts the IPX7 waterproof level of the whole machine, supports body washing, and can also be cleaned with a brush. The integrated cutter head is easy to use and does not hurt your hands. You can wash and brush as you want. Cleaning is particularly worry-free! Conclusion: On the whole, the shaving ability of the beard and eyebrow T3 is very strong. The integrated cutter head is delicate and does not damage the skin, and the shaving efficiency is particularly high, which is increased by 80%. Not only is the ability super powerful, but it is also very convenient to clean. It will not hurt your hands and make it cleaner!

Soviet polar explorer at the NP-8 ice station. Photo: Sputnik On May 28, 1962, two Americans parachuted from the B-17 “Flying Fortress,” landing at Severny Polyus-8 (also known as North Pole-8, or NP-8), a research station destroyed abandoned Soviet Union is drifting on an iceberg in the Arctic Ocean. This was the starting point of one of the CIA’s most unusual operations, which went down in history with the codename Operation Coldfeet. Hunting for Soviet ice stations An iceberg station was only useful to Soviet polar explorers until the moment the iceberg on which it rested began to disintegrate. At that time, the scientists will be urgently evacuated and the abandoned station will continue to drift across the ocean until it is completely destroyed. In the early 1960s, the CIA and the US Department of Navy’s Office of Naval Research conducted a real manhunt for abandoned Soviet ice stations. It is believed that in those places are installed sonar detectors of US submarines. Initially, the CIA’s target was station NP-9, discovered by a reconnaissance plane in May 1961. However, this mission stalled and the ice station was pushed too far into the ocean. A tow truck rescues a car mired in snow at a Soviet observation post on an iceberg in the Arctic. Photo: Getty Images In the spring of 1962, about 970 km from Candian Air Force Base in Resolute Bay, another abandoned iceberg station, NP-8, was unexpectedly discovered. It is an opportunity not to be missed. However, American icebreakers could not make their way through the dense ice in the area, helicopters could not reach the location, and it was too dangerous for an aircraft to land on a disintegrating “buoy”. So the CIA decided to drop the agents by parachute. But the question then is how to bring them back. Ultimately, officials decided to use a system that specialized in evacuating CIA agents from hostile territory known as the ‘Skyhook’ developed by Robert E. Fulton in the late 1950s. The system required a a bread-shaped, helium-filled balloon, a 150-meter extension cord and a low-altitude aircraft. Lockheed P-2 Neptune reconnaissance aircraft. Photo: RBTH When they needed to get out of the location, CIA agents would use helium cylinders to inflate their personal balloons, tie one end of the rope to it, and wrap the other end around them. The balloon will rise into the air, and the rescue plane will use special forks to reach for the rope, then release the balloon. The rope was then wound onto a winch and lifted the agents onto the plane. The rescue Major James Smith, an experienced paratrooper who is fluent in Russian, and his colleague, Lieutenant Leonard A. LeSchack, an expert in submarine surveillance systems, spent three days researching the NP-station- 8. They parachute down to the station with some necessary equipment boxes. As expected by the Americans, the Soviet scientists rushed to leave the NP-8 station without taking all the equipment with them. CIA agents unearthed more than 80 documents, collected fragments of equipment left behind by the Soviets, and took about a hundred pictures. Soviet Arctic Station 9. Photo: Sputnik By the time it was designated to evacuate, the weather at station NP-8 had deteriorated dramatically: Visibility had plummeted and icy winds were rushing in. Connie W. Seigrist, the pilot of the plane that rescued the agents, recalls: “I was immediately thrown into a situation that could have been imagined as if I was flying through space.” The aircraft collected the “trophies” using the ‘Skyhook’ system without much difficulty, but with humans it was even more difficult. The wind dragged LeSchack nearly 100 meters above the ice as he waited for evacuation by trying to anchor himself to a block of ice. Even after the plane had picked up, LeSchack spent another 10 minutes dangling in the icy air before being hoisted onto the plane. Major Smith (water drinker) on a B-17 on June 2, 1962; Lieutenant LeShack in the lower right corner. Photo: RBTH After observing what happened to his colleague, Smith released his balloon and grabbed hold of an abandoned Soviet tractor. In the end, he was lifted without any particular difficulty. As a result of Operation Coldfeet, the Americans discovered that the Soviet Union had made significant advances in the study of polar meteorology and polar oceanography. In addition, they obtained evidence that the Russians were using sonar equipment to detect American submarines in the Arctic. “Overall, the Soviet Union’s remarkable achievements in iceberg stations reflect their long experience in this field and the great importance their government places on it,” said Operation Commander, Captain John Cadwalader noted.

The expedition was directed by the University of Colorado, the University of Honduras and the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History, led by American archaeologist Christopher Fisher. There are 52 archaeological specimens have been found. Among them was a statue of the head of a ‘jaguar-man’, probably the embodiment of a shaman. According to a team member, those specimens date back 1,000 to 1,400 years. “White City” or “Monkey City” has evoked passions for decades. The city is located in the middle of the tropical rainforest of Honduras, in the La Mosquitia region in the northeastern part of the country. In the 16th century, immigrant Hernán Cortés mentioned this ancient city in a letter to the king of Spain. In 1940, explorer Theodore Morde mentioned in his notes the existence of this city after an expedition in the Honduran jungle. The aborigines he met there mentioned a statue of a monkey god in the middle of the city. However, he did not give the exact location to avoid the city being plundered. By 2012, the ruins had been identified thanks to a survey led by researchers at the University of Houston and the Center for American Mapping. An aircraft equipped with an aircraft scanner flew over the valley and surveyed the site with a laser. The researchers made a 3D map showing the archaeological ruins. Honduran President Porfirio Lobo Sosa has stated that all coordinates related to the “white city” are state secrets. Currently this coordinate is still protected. “The Honduran government wants to protect the site, but it doesn’t have the funds. We urgently need an international help,” said Virgilio Pardes Trapero, director of the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History. According to the magazine National Geographic , this discovery may be the most important in the early 21st century. The city’s civilization flourished 1,000 years ago and then disappeared. Among the ruins are an earthen pyramid, mounds, large squares, numerous statues and ceremonial chairs. The architecture and many of the items were found in extraordinary condition. State secrets may seem logical at first, but as we all know, in 1940 the explorer Theodore Morde came out of the Honduran jungles with many of the city’s belongings, but he committed suicide before the revelation. reveal the location of that city. On June 26, 1954, Theodore Morde was found hanged in his parents’ bathroom in Darmouth, Massachusetts. His death was concluded by the medical examiner as a suicide. Some reliable sources confirmed in a later report that Theodore Morde was hit by a car in London shortly after returning from Honduras. After the 2015 expedition, at the urgent request of scientists, the Honduran government sent troops to protect the site. Contrary to the Maya civilization that people know a lot about, this civilization is very little researched and still has many mysteries. Moreover, archaeologists have not yet named the civilization. The expedition team returned to the site in late 2015 and discovered an extraordinary hiding place containing many statues still intact. They also found about 50 remains, many delicately decorated dishes with snakes, hawks and animals. One of the most notable objects is a “jaguar” head. According to Oscar Neil Cruz of the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History, the evidence dates back to at least the 15th century. In addition to the fear of looting, the team is also concerned that the consequences of deforestation are destroying flora and fauna, as well as archaeological treasures that may be hidden deep underground. The 52 archeological specimens found at the site are just the tip of the iceberg as archaeologists believe many other remains will be discovered underground, well preserved and undiscovered. But instead of a city of ruins, archaeologist Christopher Fisher believes that many other cities have been found, all belonging to a mysterious civilization unknown to experts, so it is not yet there. Name. The city of ruins was first mentioned in the 16th century by the explorer Hernán Cortés. At that time, the city may have been used as a refuge for people fleeing Spanish domination. Many expeditions followed in the 1920s. It was during that period that the name “White City” emerged, referring to the white stone structures observed by aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1927. It had to wait until 1940 with the successful expedition of Theodore Morde to emerge the name “The Lost City of the Monkey God”. The explorer returns home with thousands of artifacts and local Aboriginal testimonies. They say that before that there was a temple with a statue of the Monkey God on the top. Many sacrifices were also held at the foot of the statue, they said. Now, nothing remains of the site, and the mystery is well-kept. Temporarily!

In its ups and downs, Internet Explorer was once the dominant browser in the world, accounting for 95% of the global market share, causing an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the early 2000s. Now, Internet Explorer is at the end of its journey. Users around the world, including Vietnamese, have come together to share funny and touching photos that recall an unforgettable time about this world’s most popular browser. The superpower of Internet Explorer is that it comes pre-installed on every Windows computer, thanks to the monopoly of the father of Microsoft. Internet Explorer used to make users obsessed with dozens of toolbars arbitrarily inserted into this browser. To this day, Internet Explorer is still quite popular in Japan. Even the god of death can’t drag Internet Explorer away, because this browser often ‘freezes’ when loading heavy pages. Internet Explorer and Microsoft have since split in two, taking the metaphorical image in Fast & Furious 7 when the producer of this film was forced to part with actor Paul Walker because he died in a car accident. Internet Explorer is also the inspiration for the famous webtoon of the same name that is still being created. During a long time when Internet Explorer was exclusive to the Windows operating system, users often used this browser to download other browsers such as Chrome, Firefox or Opera. Internet Explorer makes users obsessed with slowness and many holes that make even the monsters of the Pixar family scared. The classic Internet Explorer error message window: you have been crashed. Surfing the web with Internet Explorer has never been easy when it’s difficult to fully load a web page. Phuong Nguyen (synthetic)

Microsoft has decided to “death” Internet Explorer in June 2022 The Sean Lyndersay, Microsoft Edge project leader, said that Internet Explorer 11 on some versions of Windows 10 will be discontinued, no longer updated from June 15, 2022 to switch to the newer Microsoft Edge browser. Last year, the web-based Microsoft Teams app stopped supporting Internet Explorer 11. While the Windows 10 Long-Term Update Service (LTSC) still comes pre-installed with Internet Explorer, the versions of Windows 10 for users from next year will no longer support this browser. In addition, Internet Explorer 11 will no longer be supported for Microsoft online services such as Office 365, OneDrive, Outlook, … on August 17. Launched on August 16, 1995 on Windows operating system, Internet Explorer was once the world’s most popular browser in the 2000s and an iconic product in the technology field. The free version of Internet Explorer 4.0 bundled with the Windows operating system is a move that proves how important it is for the tech giant. Together with the free use of IE 5.0 in 1999 with Windows 98, it made it easier for Microsoft to take market share from Netscape and successfully destroy Netscape Navigator, thereby achieving a monopoly on the internet in the early 2000s. At its peak in 2002, Internet Explorer dominated 95% of the browser market. However, Microsoft failed to innovate Internet Explorer 6 when “abandoning” this browser for 5 years. This tech giant is constantly indifferent to web standards and misses out on many features worth updating. Internet Explorer has also been criticized as one of the “all-time tech wastes. Technology experts also pointed out, Microsoft did not follow the principles set forth by the World Wide Web Consortium – the organization that sets standards for web technology. As a result, Internet Explorer often makes web pages on its browser deviate from Opera and Firefox. At the same time, by the time Microsoft released Internet Explorer 7 in 2006, the web browser market was beginning to change. Internet Explorer customers have been looking to more modern browsers in recent times such as Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox… Since then, Internet Explorer is synonymous with bugs, security issues, outdated and lost technology. top position. In recent years, Micorsoft is focusing on developing Microsoft Edge browser duyệt According to browser usage tracking company NetMarketShare, Internet Exploree’s share of the browser market fell below the 50% threshold in 2010 and is now only around 5%. In 2011, Microsoft finally released a modern browser, Internet Explorer 9 as an attempt to revive Internet Explorer, but to this day, the browser still does not support extensions, cannot Works on non-Windows devices and doesn’t sync with other devices by default like all major Chrome and Firefox software. The failure of Internet Explorer set off alarm bells for Microsoft. Over the past decade, Internet usage has shifted from desktop to mobile, where Google and Apple dominate, curtailing the tech giant’s market share. According to analytics company Statscounter, as of April 2021, Google’s Chrome browser accounted for 65% of the market share, while Apple’s Safari ranked second with nearly 19% market share. Third and fourth are Firefox (3.59% market share) and Edge (3.39% market share), respectively. Therefore, the failure of Windows Phone is putting Microsoft at a disadvantage. Although Microsoft has browser applications on both Android and iOS operating systems, most users still have the habit of using the built-in browser on their smartphone. Therefore, even with investment in the continued development of the Microsoft Edge browser, it may still have difficulty competing with rivals Apple and Google.

According to AFP news agency, Microsoft said that from June 15, 2022, IE will stop working. Users can switch to using Microsoft Edge – another browser of the company – instead. The announcement comes in the context of IE increasingly losing ground to web browsers of rival companies such as Google’s Chrome or Apple’s Safari. Microsoft says that Microsoft Edge will replace IE on Windows 10. Websites and applications developed based on the IE browser will continue to run on Microsoft Edge until at least 2029. Microsoft of the US officially announced that it will permanently stop Internet Explorer (IE). Illustration “Microsoft Edge delivers a browsing experience that’s not only faster, more secure, and more modern than IE, but it can also address an important concern: compatibility with older websites and apps. ” – Microsoft pointed out. Emphasizing further, Microsoft Edge program manager Sean Lyndersay said, “We are announcing that the future of Internet Explorer on Windows 10 is Microsoft Edge. The Internet Explorer 11 desktop app will be discontinued and end of support on June 15, 2022 for certain versions of Windows 10.” While Windows 10’s Long Term Service Channel (LTSC) will still include Internet Explorer next year, all consumer versions of the operating system will stop supporting the browser. Microsoft did not specify, but it is likely that Internet Explorer will no longer be bundled with Windows by June of next year or shortly thereafter. For business customers who operate websites and applications that rely on Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge is bringing a feature called IE Mode. Microsoft created IE Mode for Microsoft Edge a few years ago to help businesses using the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser to be able to run older websites. IE Mode supports older ActiveX controls and legacy web pages. What is surprising is that it is still used by many businesses. Microsoft promises to support IE Mode in Microsoft Edge until at least 2029. Microsoft also ended Internet Explorer 11 support for the Microsoft Teams web app last year, and they are planning to cut it off from accessing Microsoft 365 services later this year. Internet Explorer 11 will no longer be supported for Microsoft online services such as Office 365, OneDrive, Outlook,… on August 17. An Duong (Th)

Illustration. Accordingly, a Microsoft spokesperson shared that software supplier Microsoft will end support for the Internet Explorer (IE) web browser next year, so it will stop providing it to individual users. The announcement comes in the context of IE increasingly losing ground to web browsers of rival companies such as Google’s Chrome or Apple’s Safari. According to analytics company Statscounter, as of April 2021, Google’s Chrome browser accounted for 65% of the market share, while Apple’s Safari ranked second with nearly 19% market share. Third and fourth are Firefox (3.59% market share) and Edge (3.39% market share), respectively. In the future, Microsoft wants to focus entirely on the Microsoft Edge browser. Microsoft said that from June 15, 2022, IE will stop working. Users can switch to using Microsoft Edge – another browser of the company – instead. Internet Explorer 11 will no longer be supported for Microsoft online services such as Office 365, OneDrive, Outlook,… on August 17th. Earlier, on March 17, 2015, Microsoft announced that Microsoft Edge would replace Internet Explorer as the default browser on their Windows 10 devices. Internet Explorer is an iconic product in the field of technology. Born on August 16, 1995 on Windows operating system, Internet Explorer was once the world’s most popular browser in the 2000s.

The origin of the Darvaza crater remains controversial, but the most widely accepted theory involves a Soviet expedition to explore for gas. (Photo: Internet) According to the Daily Mail, in 1971, Soviet experts drilled and dug the area and reached a large cave filled with natural gas. Unfortunately, however, the ground beneath the part being dug collapsed, creating a huge hole with a diameter of 70 meters. Concerned that the pit would lead to a toxic gas leak, the experts decided to burn it. And as a result, the amount of gas below is so abundant, that the fire in the pit keeps burning forever. It has been burning for 50 years now. (Photo: Internet) George Kourounis, a Canadian explorer, became the first known person to venture down into the pit’s interior. Footage of his expedition was first broadcast on National Geographic, which partially funded the trip. The aim is to collect soil samples from the bottom of the pit, and try to determine if life can survive in such a harsh environment. (Photo: Internet) Kourounis shared: “ The story behind how the hole was born is still a mystery, and there is no place like it on Earth. It is very unique. ” Despite being the most popular tourist attraction in Turkmenistan, the Darvaza fire pit has always kept its pristine and quiet appearance because this place is so remote and far away from traffic. The number of tourists visiting this country has been small, and it is not easy to get here. (Photo: Internet) If you go by private car, it takes nearly 4 hours to get there. For those who travel alone, they have to take a public bus, then find a car rental or walk 7-8 km to Darvaza which takes at least 6-7 hours. The red-orange fire pan appears more and more brilliant and fanciful against the background of the sky, which gradually changes from pink to purple, to blue, to black. Visitors here are eager to capture every moment of nature. A giant fire well that shines brighter and brighter in the middle of the vast, dark desert, a lonely but fierce beauty that makes anyone who sees it overwhelmed. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Coming here the previous afternoon and leaving the next morning, visitors will admire all the wonderful moments at Hell’s Gate: an enchanting purple sunset, a magical moonlit night and a radiant morning. pristine. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet)

Mysterious sounds often occur from crescent-shaped sand dunes. They say they often emit mysterious sounds, ranging from soft hissing, melodious kite flutes, to roars, or terrifying explosions, that can be heard from miles away. As real as
how? Strange sound from sand dunes The first mysterious stories of strange phenomena in the desert are said to have come from the legendary explorer Marco Polo in the 12th century. He described these anomalous sounds as “sounds emanating from various types of music. instruments, drums, and the clash of arms”, and claimed that they were the “works” of evil spirits lurking in the desert. Up to the 19th century, these monstrous sounds still toyed with adventurers in the wilderness, even mentioned by Charles Darwin in his travel diary, but he could not explain this strange phenomenon. A remarkable documentary on strange sounds was produced by the British diplomat and explorer, Bertram Sidney Thomas. In 1930-1931, he became the first Westerner to cross the Rub ‘al Khali, or “Empty Quarter”, a vast expanse of desolate expanse of the Arabian desert. During this expedition, he noted the “loud sound of a musical note” emanating from a gentle sand slope. On another occasion, he even heard musical notes emanating from under his camel’s feet. The adventurer was also awakened by high-pitched sounds while sleeping in the tent. When he asked his local guide about the origin of these sounds, he was told that they came from spirits conversing with each other in another world. An explorer named John Philby who was also in the “Empty Quarter” at the same time as Thomas said of what he heard: “Suddenly in the large area began to emit sounds like a siren. or the sound of an aircraft engine, it sounds quite fun, rhythmic and has amazing depth. This “sand concert” lasted about four minutes, which was enough for me to record every detail after I recovered. Such strange sounds, commonly known as “singing sands” or “songs of the dunes”, have been reported for centuries, from places as far away as North and South America, Africa, and Europe. Asia, British Isles, Arabian Peninsula, Hawaiian Islands. The cultures in these regions all have their own legends and myths surrounding this phenomenon. For the Arabs, they were created by desert spirits called Jinn. Many other places for these strange sounds come from lost cities underground, or from ghosts, gods, demons, mythical animals, even demons. The cause has not been determined Explorers sometimes heard musical notes emanating from beneath the camel’s feet. Explorer Philby was one of the first to explain this phenomenon scientifically. He realized that the sounds he heard seemed to coincide with a rain of sand falling from where one of his guides was sitting. He then heard the sand make various noises, such as barks, groans, booming music, or the sound of a trombone or organ, when they were disturbed with different objects. . He thinks that sand itself has certain properties that help them make these sounds when subjected to friction. However, he was not sure about the exact mechanism of this phenomenon. The phenomenon of “singing sand” has many different forms. In the dunes, they often emit sounds such as rumbling, groaning, humming or explosion, thunder, low-flying planes, which can last 15 minutes and reach up to 105 decibels, often heard at a distance. The mysterious sound occurs almost exclusively from crescent-shaped sand dunes, known as barchan, accompanied by wind blowing, or someone walking along a mountain top. “Singing sand” can also be heard at some beaches in the form of hissing, singing, whistling or screaming. In both the dunes and on the beaches, the variety of sounds is very different, the frequency range in which they are emitted is also different. So far, no one has determined what causes these strange sounds, nor why they emit so many different forms with different intensities. It has been suggested that it is due to the friction between the large number of sand grains. The size, texture and uniformity of the particles determine the sound pattern and volume produced. One theory is that it is the result of sound waves bouncing back and forth between the surface of the dune and the surface of the wet layer. According to some scientists, the sound comes from the compression of air between sand grains, or from sand sliding, the movement of one layer of sand relative to another. However, there is no convincing hypothesis. It is worth noting that this phenomenon is quite rare in nature, with only 35 known locations of singing sands around the world. The “Song of the Sand Dunes” has been part of the myths and legends of many different cultures for thousands of years, but so far, despite great advances in science, natural phenomena This is still a mystery waiting to be solved.

The Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias first crossed here in 1488. He named it “Storm Cape”. Later, the king of Portugal changed its name to “Nose of Good Hope”. The entire southern part of the Cape peninsula is a national park that is wild, rolling hills, beautiful scenery and has not been ravaged by human hands. The Cape of Good Hope has been considered a place that hasn’t changed much in the last 500 years, since the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeo Dias discovered it. The route around Cape Hope is important, but the waters next to it are still a known danger in the world. South of Cape Hope is an area with strong westerly winds, on the immense sea surface there is nothing to cover, so the waves are big Before the Suez Canal was built in 1869, the Cape of Good Hope was the only sea route between Europe and Asia. A lighthouse is built on top of a mountain 249 meters above sea level. However, it is often covered by clouds, so it has been decommissioned since 1911, after a shipwreck accident. This place is only open to tourists to enjoy the view. Another lighthouse was built as a replacement, just over 80 meters above sea level. Coming here, visitors’ emotions surged: the greatness, generosity, romance of nature; the gentleness, the blue, the charm of the sea; boundless love, hope, human creative labor. Cape of Good Hope is the most beautiful destination, not to be missed when coming to South Africa.

It was from a sarcastic comment of the online community on Twitter that the news that the Ford Bronco was being developed an all-electric version immediately became a phenomenon discussed on American car forums. Specifically, shortly after Ford announced the F-150 Lightning, a Tesla supporter commented asking Ford CEO Jim Farley if they are truly committed to a future centered around electric vehicles, why new product lines like Ford Bronco does not have this option? In response, the Ford leader asked this person, “Why do you think we don’t have one?”. Immediately, many American newspapers questioned the Ford spokesman, but the American brand temporarily declined to comment on the feasibility of the project. In 2018, Ford said it would have 7 electric vehicle lines launched before the end of 2022 with a commitment that electrified versions will target the best-selling car series such as Bronco, Escape, Explorer, Mustang and F. -150. Information about the Ford Bronco Hybrid, since then, has generally not been much except for a short video with the digital dashboard on the SUV showing the EV Coaching feature from last year. If Ford is still developing an electrified version of the Bronco from 2018 to now, the 2022 milestone they announced before is completely doable. Reference: Carscoops

Wild mustangs in the US are of Spanish origin. According to the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), mustangs are not wild horses because they come from a domesticated population, and therefore, wild mustangs are considered wild. They can be found freely throughout the western United States but are kept and ridden by humans like other horses. According to Horse Canada, a government-run horse website, the Mustang has a muscular body and hard hooves, which makes them suitable for scouting and horseback riding. Equus horses, evolved in North America about 4 million years ago, before spreading to the rest of the world. The last real American wild horses died about 10,000 years ago, possibly due to climate change and human interactions. Characteristics of Mustang Mustangs, like other horses, are usually measured by hand, typically 14 to 15 arm span tall. This is equivalent to 56 inches to 60 inches (140 to 150 cm). They weigh about 360 kg. Mustangs can be available in a variety of colors. Usually, they are reddish brown, or sorrel, chestnut in color. They can also have multiple patches, spots, and stripes. Mustang lives in the grasslands of the western United States and mainly feeds on grasses and palms. The US Land Administration oversees “wild” horse and burro populations, and allows them to run freely on 10.9 million hectares of public land. The range is divided into 10 herd management zones: Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana-Dakotas, New Mexico, Oregon-Washington, Utah and Wyoming. According to Smithsonian Magazine, wild horses also live on the Atlantic coast and on islands such as the Sable Islands, Shackleford and Assateague. Mustangs live in herds. According to the Humane Society, a herd consists of a stallion and about eight females and calves, although separate herds have been known to mix when they are in danger. Each herd is led by a mare or mare and a stallion over 6 years old. In dangerous situations, the dominant mare will lead the herd to a safe place, the stallion staying to fight. Like other mammals, the mare is 11 months pregnant and usually born in April, May or early June. This gives foals time to grow before the cold months of the year. Horses typically live for 25 to 30 years in captivity, although some live up to the age of 40. Horses that live in the wild, like wild populations in public lands in the western United States, generally have a shorter lifespan, although they have been reported to live up to 36 years. There are many types of mustangs? Horses originally introduced by the Spanish into North America bred with other domestic horses for many years and, therefore, Mustangs are often a mix of several different breeds. These breeds include draft horses and purebred horses. Mustangs bred between different populations and some more closely resembled their Hispanic ancestors than others. For example, Oregon Kiger mustangs live in small, isolated herds and their bloodline is largely derived from early Spanish horses. Mustangs are known for their wild nature, but they can be domesticated and rode like other horses. However, this process will take longer if they are obtained directly from the wild – rather than in captivity – and they are not used to being handled by villagers. The number of mustangs declined dramatically in the 20th century due to horses being killed and captured for a variety of reasons, including for human and dog food. America in 1900; According to AMNH, by 1971, the number of mustangs had decreased to 17,300. The Mustang was later secured on public lands, along with burros. The US Congress declared the mustang “a living symbol of the historic spirit and pioneer of the West.” This Act also allows them to be regulated and controlled. The US Land Administration controls mustang and burro counts on public lands. The process is controversial and several wildlife protection groups. Without human intervention, mustang populations can rapidly increase because not many predators, such as wolves, can naturally control them, according to AMNH.

Lake Tanganyika monster described by German doctor, Thierfelder in 1914. From the scientist’s notes The people of Lake Tanganyika have long spread about the appearance of a large and ferocious creature living at the bottom of the lake. The Tabwa tribesmen in northern Zambia call it the “God of Fishing”, they often hold rituals before the fishing season to pray for the “god” to facilitate the trip. The first reports of the monster appeared in 1893, when a survey led by Irish explorer Joseph Augustus Moloney went to the lake and met missionaries in the area. The monks told them of a large “sea serpent”, lurking in the murky depths of Lake Tanganyika, also sometimes seen lying in the sun on the shore. Another 1907 report came from the English naturalist Lord Walter Rothschild. He said he had heard stories of a large tusks monster lurking in the southern part of the lake, said to be quite ferocious. Rothschild did not see the creature, but said one of the witnesses was a South African police officer who recounted it and he believed them. Tales of the monster of Lake Tanganyika continued to circulate through the 1900s, mostly from foreigners, with a growing presence in the area. In 1914, a German doctor, MV Thierfelder walked along the banks of a remote lake in Burundi, where he set up a medical station to help deal with the alarming situation of sleeping diseases. One day, he went hunting with a local guide named Ilsgensmeier. This man took him around the area of ​​the lake, which is bordered by a cliff, and here they saw an entity that the German doctor did not know how to describe. It was a giant sea monster that he later estimated to be 30 meters long. “Suddenly, I saw from the lake a monster that looked like a monstrous snake appeared,” he said of the monster. It did not zigzag like a snake, but vertically above the water, at a fairly fast speed, straight up to the area bordering on the rocky shore, where I was lying still. It has no legs, near the head there are slender, fin-like structures on the sides. The whole body has a light brown color, without scales, but is covered with a thick, silky coat. The head of the animal is difficult to discern, because it appears only briefly in the water, but is not large and not clearly separated from the body. It is not like the head of a snake, but quite like the head of a mammal, like a manatee. However, its mouth seemed narrow and elongated. After moving among the otters for a while, the giant beast turned around and plunged into the lake, mixing in undulating waves. Where is the truth? Lake Tanganyika seen from satellite (left) and the area is said to have appeared monsters. In 1920, another remarkable story emerged, also of a foreigner, French writer and explorer, Victor Forbin. He said he had collected many reports on creatures called “amphibians, of enormous size, similar to elephants, rhinos and hippos in many different ways”. But Forbin’s documents in later years were considered untrustworthy, mostly just rumors and false assumptions, even the famous mysterious animal researcher, Bernard Heuvelmans, expressed doubted the authenticity of his stories. In 1928, there were numerous reports of an underwater reptile being seen by sailors on ships passing through the lake, and on one occasion they even spotted traces of this creature on shallow, described as the claw of a giant bird. These stories inspired explorer George Gray. He conducted a search throughout the area but was unable to locate the strange creature, other than reports from natives. Witness sightings after the 20th century began to dwindle, leaving one wondering what was seen, if it were a monster, where it was. Is this an unidentified reptile or a thick-skinned animal (pachyderm) with unidentified horns? It’s difficult to answer because the descriptions vary widely, from a sleek, zigzag reptile, to a large, lumbering hippopotamus. This made one consider, whether there could be more than one beast in the lake area. Whether the story is based on a real creature or just a part of the imagination, the monster Lake Tanganyika has become a bizarre African story and the search is not necessarily over. But with a depth of 1,436m (the second deepest in the world), 670km long of the lake, it is not easy to detect strange creatures here.

Lake Tanganyika monster described by German doctor, Thierfelder in 1914. From the scientist’s notes The people of Lake Tanganyika have long spread about the appearance of a large and ferocious creature living at the bottom of the lake. The Tabwa tribesmen in northern Zambia call it the “God of Fishing”, they often hold rituals before the fishing season to pray for the “god” to facilitate the trip. The first reports of the monster appeared in 1893, when a survey led by Irish explorer Joseph Augustus Moloney went to the lake and met missionaries in the area. The monks told them of a large “sea serpent”, lurking in the murky depths of Lake Tanganyika, also sometimes seen lying in the sun on the shore. Another 1907 report came from the English naturalist Lord Walter Rothschild. He said he had heard stories of a large tusks monster lurking in the southern part of the lake, said to be quite ferocious. Rothschild did not see the creature, but said one of the witnesses was a South African police officer who recounted it and he believed them. Tales of the monster of Lake Tanganyika continued to circulate through the 1900s, mostly from foreigners, with a growing presence in the area. In 1914, a German doctor, MV Thierfelder walked along the banks of a remote lake in Burundi, where he set up a medical station to help deal with the alarming situation of sleeping diseases. One day, he went hunting with a local guide named Ilsgensmeier. This man took him around the area of ​​the lake, which is bordered by a cliff, and here they saw an entity that the German doctor did not know how to describe. It was a giant sea monster that he later estimated to be 30 meters long. “Suddenly, I saw from the lake a monster that looked like a monstrous snake appeared,” he said of the monster. It did not zigzag like a snake, but vertically above the water, at a fairly rapid speed, straight up to the area bordering on the rocky shore, where I was lying still. It has no legs, near the head there are slender, fin-like structures on the sides. The whole body is light brown, without scales, but covered with a thick, smooth coat. The head of the animal is difficult to discern, because it appears only briefly in the water, but is not large and not clearly separated from the body. It is not like the head of a snake, but quite like the head of a mammal, like a manatee. However, its mouth seemed narrow and elongated. After moving among the otters for a while, the giant beast turned around and plunged into the lake, merging with the undulating waves. Where is the truth? Lake Tanganyika seen from satellite (left) and the area is said to have appeared monsters. In 1920, another remarkable story emerged, also of a foreigner, French writer and explorer, Victor Forbin. He said he had collected many reports on creatures called “amphibians, of enormous size, similar to elephants, rhinos and hippos in many different ways”. But Forbin’s documents in later years were considered untrustworthy, mostly just rumors and false assumptions, even the famous mysterious animal researcher, Bernard Heuvelmans, expressed doubted the authenticity of his stories. In 1928, there were numerous reports of an underwater reptile being seen by sailors on ships passing through the lake, and on one occasion they even spotted traces of this creature on shallow, described as the claw of a giant bird. These stories inspired explorer George Gray. He conducted a search throughout the area but was unable to locate the strange creature, other than reports from natives. Witness sightings after the 20th century began to dwindle, leaving one wondering what was seen, if it was a monster, where it was. Is this an unidentified reptile or a thick-skinned animal (pachyderm) with an unidentified horn? It is difficult to answer because the descriptions vary widely, from a sleek, zigzag reptile, to a large, lumbering hippopotamus. This made one consider, whether there could be more than one beast in the lake area. Whether the story is based on a real creature or just a part of the imagination, the monster Lake Tanganyika has become a bizarre African story and the search is not necessarily over. But with a depth of 1,436m (second deepest in the world), 670km long of the lake, it is not easy to detect strange creatures here.

Located on the campus of Jungmun Resort – “tourist mecca” in Jeju Island (Korea), the Teddy Bear Museum has been open to visitors since 2001. Presenting at the first exhibition space of the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain is 400 teddy bears of all sizes. The special thing is that each bear here is handcrafted by the most experienced artisans of JS&F – the corporation that owns the system of Jeju Teddy Bear Museum. The appearance of the “bear babies” also makes a strong impression on the unique Korean traditional costumes. The museum offers many fascinating stories from world history and art to traditional Korean culture. Here, visitors can meet famous characters such as “bear girl” Mona Lisa, “bear star” Marilyn Monroe, “bear king” Charlie Chaplin or around the world to witness the landing. the largest in Normandy history, the moment the Berlin Wall fell or the Millennium at Times Square (USA) … The old village and traditional kimchi wedding … especially attracts tourists. Jeju Teddy Bear Museum also has a “expensive” bear in Louis Vuiton, the largest mechanical bear in the world 9m high called SLOW. As one of the attractions of Jeju’s tourist paradise, every year, it attracts 550,000 visitors per year, bringing in nearly $ 5 million in revenue to the tourist island of kimchi. Chengdu (China): explore the history of 1,000 years Since opening in 2012, the Teddy Bear Museum has become a “must-visit” destination for visitors to Chengdu. The Chengdu Teddy Bear Museum has 3 floors and 12 galleries with many different themes such as: History, World, China, Ocean, Art … Here, Teddy will become a bridge to bring tourists. Travel back in time to learn about world famous events throughout the century. Meanwhile, at the World Gallery, the Teddy bears will “walk” through the 7 ancient wonders such as the Taj Mahal (India), the Great Wall (China), the Great Pyramid (Ai Update) … Visitors can explore Chinese history through a new lens. Historical stories and legends of China will be recreated in an interesting way by the Teddy Bear, such as the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West … The legendary teddy bear is also created by famous artisans. sophisticated art. Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya (Thailand): Check-in corner is tired of the Golden Temple country The Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya, also known as Teddy Island, is a unique destination in Thailand’s tourist paradise. The museum is like the keys that open the magic door, take travelers through time and discover interesting stories. Opened in October 2013, the first “bear house” in Southeast Asia helps satisfy the curiosity of explorers by bringing visitors through 12 impressive display spaces with 12 attractive topics such as: Dinosaur Area, Fossil Park, African Area, European Area, Thai Area, Ocean Area … Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya especially attracts young visitors by Santa Town, Fairytale Area or Superhero Space with adorable teddy bears in costumes of characters in “War between the stars “,” Batman “,” Superman “… With each square meter of check-in corner, Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya is a place where visitors can collect souvenir photos. Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center: The first “Bear House” in Vietnam For the first time in Vietnam, the 8th “bear house” in the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum chain is a special highlight of the tourist and entertainment super complex of Phu Quoc United Center. Located in the heart of the “sleepless city” Grand World, the “bear house” on the Pearl Island promises to be a magnet to attract visitors when officially opened on April 21, 2021. Invested up to 2 million USD, Teddy bear paradise Phu Quoc is located in a 4-storey building with a unique “donut” circular structure with a total area of ​​more than 1,500 square meters, displaying more than 500 delicate hand-made teddy bears. raw materials according to the highest standard of JS&F. This will be the bear house of the Top 5 Teddy Bear Museum in the world. Teddy Bear Museum Phu Quoc United Center is the first Teddy Bear house in the world to own a story story throughout 5 subdivisions. Inspired by the famous Indiana Jones movie, the Indiana Teddy Bear is personified into a famous explorer, taking visitors on an adventure to each land that explorers pass right on campus. Museums: South America, Ancient Egypt, Sea Atlantis … In particular, Indiana Teddy Jones has a “fictional” journey to Vietnam on an adventure amid a clearly depicted cultural context. Teddy bear explores parachuting down to Hue imperial palace, dressed in a close and authentic traditional ao dai. On the S-shaped strip of land, Teddy took a boat to visit Ha Long Bay, joining the moment when the Vietnamese football team did not translate the Southeast Asian U23 Cup or enjoyed a special holiday at Vinpearl … In addition to the “bear house”, a series of iconic works such as Legend of Tre, Urban Park Art Park and 3 super show show scenes combining top-notch technology such as the Quintessence of Vietnam, Colors of Venice, Once show … will bring Phu Quoc United Center’s destination to become a wing of the world-class entertainment industry, bringing Vietnamese tourism to a new height.

The new-generation Oyster Perpetual Explorer and Explorer II represent Rolex’s relentless efforts to innovate, its relentless quest for outstanding values. First introduced in Rolesor yellow, the next-generation Explorer is equipped with a 36 mm case – the same size as the original 1953. Edition 2021 also comes with a new movement – caliber 3230 and optimized Chromalight display – Rolex-exclusive luminescent materials, have longer luminosity in dark spaces. Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer watch Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer II watch Some other notable points include a dial with a unique design such as that of the new Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36, or like the striking meteorite dial of the Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona. Adorned with sparkling diamonds, the latest innovations in the Day-Date 36 and Lady-Datejust come to life under the craftsmanship of talented watchmakers. Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36 Rolesor case Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36 Oystersteel case The Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona watch face meteorite Inheriting Rolex’s heritage and embracing the brand’s founding spirit, the Perpetual, these watches continue innovations and innovations for more than a century in engineering, design and function. Today, this is more than just a phrase on the dial. It is a philosophy – a relentless quest for values ​​to discover and to share human knowledge in order to build a better world. The exquisitely crafted Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date 36 The meticulously encrusted diamonds represent the skill level of the craftsmen at Rolex The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Lady-Datejust watch is encrusted with diamonds in 18ct gold Every smallest detail is elaborated to make the masterpieces for life Perform: Tuan Anh

91-year-old grandmother’s special world tour 91-year-old grandmother Elena Erkhova known as Baba Lena, from Krasnoyarsk city, Siberia is a living proof of an adventure around the world that will have no age limit. The old lady at an extremely rare age ever set foot in many different countries in the world to make a trip with the simple reason that she did not want to be alone. The results were beyond expectation when she became famous and soon became the focus of social networking. Her nephew is the one who helps Baba Lena share pictures on social networks. In 2019, the grandmother passed away from cancer. Even so, her travels have inspired many people. Old lady Elena in Thailand Until now, people can still watch the entire journey on her Facebook page, taken over by her nephew. During the journey, Elena is not only an ordinary tourist, but becomes a true adventurer. Regardless of her age, she is willing to participate in activities with the locals she visits. She used to raft on Yenisey River in Mongolia, ride motorbikes in Germany and camels in Israel or party in Tonsai Bay in Thailand. Ms. Elena attends a local festival The grandmother is completely healthy when she makes a world tour at the age of 90 When she was young, Elena did not have much money to travel, not to mention the difficult circumstances and the war at that time. By the 1970s, when Elena was about 40 years old, many changes enabled her to travel to Prague, Poland or East Germany. By the time she was 83, she realized she needed to explore the world and used her savings to travel. She travels everywhere, but fortunately has the help of many locals, even someone becomes her friend. Photo of old lady Elena in Rome, Italy Elena once said in an interview: “When I travel, I make many friends. Many people wonder that my age still travel by themselves and they want to help me. They show me a lot, help me see the sea, visit restaurants. I can do it, you can do it too.