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Signs that your family's surveillance camera has been hacked
When hackers attack and gain control, they will try to hide the presence on your system. However, there are still some signs to help you identify the camera system has b…
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Meaning of the kiss in the eve of Western people
Historians think that according to the old concept of the Germans, New Year's Eve kiss can bring good luck for the new year.
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Why is the lyrics so sad but 'Happy New Year' still makes people want to listen?
By the beginning of the year, in both the East and the West, people want to come with joy and excitement, as a forecast of good fortune and good luck at the beginning of…
Archeology
Found amber fur dinosaur, ancient lice 99 million years old
Scientists have unearthed an amber containing feathers of dinosaurs along with many ancient lice nearly 99 million years ago.
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The theory of 'Dark Forest' and why we still haven't found aliens
Is it true that in this vast universe, the Earth is the only place where life exists? Or do aliens have the ability to survive?
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In fact, the phenomenon of an erect egg full of magic in the day of the eclipse
There is a theory that an eclipse will make the egg stand up because of the changing gravity. Is that true?
Animal world
Why do penguins 'like' lay eggs in the winter?
A rare creature living in Antarctica, penguins make many people question why they are
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Successfully hatching the extremely endangered spoonbill species
The two spoonbill hatchlings have been successfully hatched at Slimbridge Nature Reserve, opening an opportunity to save the world's rarest amphibious bird.
Archeology
Expanding research on Cao Quy pile pile field
Hai Phong City, in collaboration with scientists, continues to determine the size of the Cao Quy pile pile and look for historical evidence.
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NASA reveals images of giant 'burning' clouds in space
NASA's Spitzer space telescope captured the fiery moment of a giant mass of gas and dust that spanned more than 500 light-years.
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What is crispy air?
Chef Nicola Dinato, who was once awarded the prestigious Michelin star in the culinary world, works at the Feva restaurant in the town of Castelfranco Veneto, Italy, the…
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The only way of hunting for polar bears
The main food of polar bears is seals, without this species, polar bears can hardly survive.
Animal world
Why do people never ride a zebra?
Almost all of the documentaries, movies, story books, we only see humans riding colorful horses but never zebras.
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What does the blind prophet Vanga predict for 2020?
Despite her blindness, Bulgarian old lady Baba Vanga is considered prophetic. She is believed to have correctly predicted the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the…