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Creative ideas save the team stuck in Thailand
On July 6, Bangkok Post newspaper received many readers' suggestions about the idea of saving the stuck team.
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The secret of Europe's largest Sphinx and touching story behind it
When it comes to the Sphinx, surely one of us thinks of the mysterious Egypt and thinks that there is no Sphinx anywhere in the world!
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German newspaper voted 5 strongest TG weapons: China brought unexpected surprises
According to toutiao.com, a German newspaper recently voted five of the world's most powerful super weapons.
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Energy breakthrough: Inventing the Solar battery works both in the rain and without sunshine
This is an amazing step forward from current technology. If optimized, it will become an energy revolution.
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Memory of the digestive system helps us remember where we used to eat
Each minute passed, the brain formed many new memories. And actually, the bowels also help a lot for that process.
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Water: Something you never expected could burn a match
Previously, fire and water were always the opposite form of matter. When it comes to things that can put out a fire, everyone knows it's water.
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Silly errors can put many studies at risk of being revoked
According to a recent report on bioRxiv, tens of thousands of studies in the scientific journal Molecular and Cellular Biology will need to be reviewed.
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12 ways to make your home cooler in hot days
These are all tips that you can apply immediately to cool the room, including the secret of ancient Egyptians.
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Why is the baby in the womb again pedaling?
Although it is very cramped in the womb, it seems unsuitable for exercise but it turns out that pedal movements are extremely important for the development of the baby's…
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What if you drop a giant ice cube weighing 30kg from a height of 45m down the platform?
That is the question that the guys at YouTube channel How Ridiculus thought in their heads. And they decided to find a solution for it.
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How can the Thai team survive in the cave?
Thirteen people, including Thai youth team members and coaches, were trapped in Tham Luang cave, nearly 10 km long in Chiang Rai province from June 23.
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The US military uses algorithms to determine the most effective time to drink coffee for each person
According to research by US military experts, the algorithm can help drinkers increase 64% of alertness but do not need to drink more coffee than usual.
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It turns out that we have been misunderstood for a long time about night owls!
Night owls - words are often used to refer to people who have a habit of working, often studying at night and often sleeping very late in the morning of the next morning.
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Why are the balls of each World Cup different?
In fact, all the changes applied every year are not the best and it even causes more problems.
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Female hands contain a secret that only when holding the hand he discovered
Being able to hold the hand of a merchant walking along the beach or under a tree can be a dream of many people. But did the girls ever realize that the hand of the bear…