Oceanography
Huge fresh water is discovered deep below the sea floor
A rare freshwater reserve has been discovered off the southern coast of New Zealand, which can help combat drought and mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Oceanography
Why are sperm whales not infected with scuba diving?
Sperm whales are considered an animal around the world, meaning their range extends to all or most of the world in suitable habitats.
Archeology
Discover fossil eggs of the mysterious dinosaur
In 1965, fossilized remains of a dinosaur egg were found in Japan. Recently, the press quoted experts as saying that it was the fossil of the new dinosaur.
Animal world
Why invasive species dangerous?
Most ecosystems in the world are the result of millennia of evolution of species, adapting to the environment until equilibrium is reached.
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What if humans parachuted into tornadoes?
Seen from outside, the tornado was like a wild cloud. Wind speed can reach 500 km / h and sweep everything around. However, the central area is quite smooth air.
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Can you play Yo-Yo in space?
Yo-Yo is considered to be one of the oldest toys in the world, probably only behind dolls.
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Surprise the world's 'hardest to kill'
Despite being repeatedly assassinated, even shot and slashed directly, they still did not die. They are considered the most difficult people to kill in the world.
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Thanks to the broken antenna, the scientists solved the 58-year secret of physics
Nearly 60 years ago, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Nicolaas Bloembergen, predicted the existence of nuclear power resonance.
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Adaptation makes people great
Air pollution is not just a matter of age. Now it can shape the evolution of human society.
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The mystery of people using poison as a tonic in 19th century Europe
Arsenic is known today as a health hazard, but in the past it has been considered a tonic.
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Unpredictable future books that are unbelievably accurate
The imagination of the writer is infinite but sometimes the details in the works from many years ago come true that make people surprised.
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Here are 7 details that you'll be scrutinized by flight attendants when boarding the plane
When you set foot on the passenger compartment, the smiling cabin crew took a step
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The curse of the hatred's punishment glass
The treasures of gold and silver seem to have been enveloped by a mysterious aura since they were brought into the tomb with Pharaoh.
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Top 6 most horrifying desserts in the world will make you go from fear to extreme fear!
Each dish has its own 'delicious' but not everyone can enjoy it.
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Explore the 500-year-old craggy village
Al Sogara villagers build houses in self-made caves on rugged mountains, living separately from the rest of the world.