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The scientist struggled to cook at the extreme -70 degrees Celsius
Cooking outdoors becomes a tough challenge in the -70 degree Celsius weather in Antarctica, where everything can freeze in the blink of an eye.
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Found the world missing the bottom of the Pacific Ocean
According to a report by ScienceAlert, one was found
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A 60m high 'destructive' tsunami could hit Australia
Australia's coastal cities have recently been 'lucky' because they are not attacked by tsunamis, experts say.
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The Amazon tribe has the healthiest heart in the world
The Tsimane people began to receive the attention of the whole world after being ranked as the most healthy heart in the world.
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Why can tsunamis destroy all obstacles?
Tsunami (tsunami) is a series of waves created when a large volume of ocean water is flashed on a large scale.
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The amazing surprise of the last queen of Russia
Queen Alexandra is known for her ability to foresee the future, in which she and her family and her family members know in advance their prophetic dreams.
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5 consecutive rainbow glows in the sky of America
The moment 5 colorful rainbow colors illuminate the sky of New Jersey state, America, at sunset into the lens of photographers.
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Do you believe a blanket made of duck hair that costs up to 350 million VND?
This is the most expensive duck blanket in the world, and the reason you'll know right away.
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Decode the largest naval battle in the history of the ancient world
In 480 BC, Persian Emperor Xerxes deployed more than 1,200 warships and about 300,000 troops to attack Greece at Salamis Bay.
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What will happen if the Earth ... is twice as big as it is today?
With the densely populated population, there must be many people who wish that the size of the Earth could increase.
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The world's first crop map from satellite imagery
Pakistan's Tribune website on September 1 reported that Pakistan became the first country in the world to use satellite imagery to map crops.
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Remove the atomic bomb nib - the world's most cold-haired job
In the spring of 1952, the US government conducted a tactical nuclear weapons test at the Nevada test site as part of the Tumbler-Snapper campaign.
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Miraculous nature: These are creatures that make you believe in immortality!
Most creatures gradually age and die. But we have more fortunate creatures: It seems they know how to escape the fateful cycle.
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The smallest house in the world is only observed with a microscope
French engineers at the Femto-ST Institute in Besançon have just completed the construction of the world's smallest house with a height of only 15 micrometers.
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Walking suddenly picked up the diamond in the park
According to Fox news, a 71-year-old tourist from Aurora, Colorado visited the park