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Virtual traffic jams: The new obsession of modern times!
Virtual traffic jams can appear due to driving habits and natural wave dynamics between vehicles on the road.
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Archeology
Be amazed by something like modern times in a 7,000 year old village
An ancient village built in 5000 BC contains strange objects that show that the ancient society there developed to an unbelievable extent.
Archeology
A 375-million-year-old sea monster that grows legs reveals the secret to changing the earth
The sea monsters of the Devonian period are evidence of the evolutionary leap that enabled us to walk on continents today.
Space science
The startling truth about Pluto's 'heart of life'
The landmass that scientists suspect hides a habitable underground ocean of Pluto has been brutally formed.
Biology
Many times after digging up diamonds, geologists discovered: Wherever there is this tree, there may be treasure
The natural world always hides interesting things. As we all know, plants usually grow on soil, sand or water, but, the plants below grow in areas with diamonds.
Animal world
Discovered cats swimming like fish and 700 species in Cambodia's mangrove forests
Hairy-nosed otters, fishing cats, long-tailed monkeys... found in the mangrove forests of Cambodia have confused biologists.
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Former Area 51 engineer - Bob Lazar reveals the flight principle of flying saucers!
Bob Lazar's full name is Robert Scott Lazar, he is a controversial figure, he claims to have worked at the S4 test site near Area 51.
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Why do watermelon farmers put a rock on top of the watermelon?
5 explanations surprised many people, even agricultural experts had to nod in approval
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Top 4 'craziest' biological weapons in human history
If today biological warfare is completely banned by international conventions and laws, in the past it was considered a smart tactic.
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The richest tribe in Africa: The chief can marry 80 wives, the people's fingernails are covered in gold!
With favorable natural conditions and possessing huge gold reserves, the people of the Ashanti tribe live a super luxurious life, surprising everyone.
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The secret 'living skin' that protects the Great Wall
The rammed earth sections of the Great Wall of China were built by compacting natural materials with soil.
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Can snoring people hear their own snoring?
Do people who snore in their sleep not hear their own snoring? Scientists have sought the answer.
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The world's largest nuclear power plant is about to revive
Japan is about to restart production activities at the Kashiwazaki - Kariwa nuclear power plant after a long period of closure due to the impact of the Fukushima disaste…
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The 'sixth mass extinction event' has begun, worse than forecast
The global mass extinction of animals is starting to take place and is worse than initially predicted, according to a recent study.
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The block of gold is more than 72kg, the world's largest ever found
The block of gold found by two British people more than 100 years ago in Victoria weighs 72kg, is 0.6 meters long and nearly 0.3 meters wide.