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Klein Bottle: Why can't Earth's water fill this magical interdimensional device?
water on earth, one of the planet's most precious resources, seems to be inexhaustible.
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What is the tidal phenomenon?
the phenomenon of tides, one of the most wonderful and familiar natural phenomena to humans, has been associated with our lives for thousands of years.
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The strange life of the 'black blood' tribe living on the world's highest freshwater lake
titicaca is a large freshwater lake located on the border of peru and bolivia, famous as the highest lake in the world and possessing a unique system of fauna and flora.
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Plasma fusion engine could enable intergalactic travel
researchers are working to overcome the technological challenges to make fusion plasma engines a reality.
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US successfully transmits solar power from space to Earth
a research team at the california institute of technology (caltech) conducted the world's first experiment transmitting wireless power in space.
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5 reasons why flash floods and landslides devastated the northern mountainous region
according to experts, terrain, slope, geology, and the effects of climate change with heavy rains after storms are the causes of flash floods and landslides in mountainous provinces.
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A series of photos that will surprise you with the true beauty of the Qing Dynasty's Fujin and Princesses
when they were not the fiery beauties on chinese historical dramas, what did the qing dynasty's fujin and princesses look like?
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WHO issues new recommendations on wearing masks to protect against coronavirus
who recommends that people believe that wearing masks alone can prevent the acute pneumonia caused by the new corona virus is completely wrong. let's see how to wear a medical mask properly according to who.
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There is no way the coronavirus can be transmitted through aerosols
scientists in shanghai, china, said that ncov can be transmitted through
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Why did the ancient Babylonian civilization perish? Was it because they considered 'that thing' a daily meal?
the kingdom of babylon (c. 3500 bc-729 bc) was located in the mesopotamian plain, roughly in the territory of the present-day republic of iraq.
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Just discovered a 72km 'tear in the Earth', the world's second largest country is in fear of a tsunami attack
about 400,000 people are at risk of being hit by a tsunami after a 72km fault line was discovered by scientists.
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Top 7 facts about the hottest place in the world, where you can fry eggs at outdoor temperature
the hottest, driest, and lowest national park above sea level - death valley is a land of extremes.
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The Qing Dynasty collapsed, what surname did 20,000 royal descendants change to to integrate into the new era?
as times change, one dynasty is replaced by another, the most insecure is not the common people, but the royal family.
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After 389 days in the Arctic, costing more than $160 million, hundreds of scientists brought back bad news: What was it?
after 389 days in the arctic on a project that cost more than $160 million, scientists unexpectedly brought back bad news.