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The first time to accurately measure the energy of a Neutrino
The problem of neutrino energy is very important. It is hard to know about the energy of a neutrino and how much energy it has transferred to the atom that it collides w…
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'The last survivor of the 19th century' died at the age of 117
According to Quartz, born on April 8, 1900, Nabi Tajima died at 117 and 280 days.
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Learn the process of decomposing corpses under water
We all know that death is often defined as the cessation of the activity of a living organism, or permanently stopping all life activities of a body.
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Why is warm well water in winter, cool in summer?
As we often see, well water in the winter is usually warmer than the water in the tank or warmer than the winter temperature.
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Bitten by poisonous snakes, bears and shark sharks, American youths are still extraordinary
In English there is a saying that bad luck will happen 3 times in a row. And a 20-year-old from the United States, Dylan McWilliams, proved this statement to be true.
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100 years ago, how did Russia take 13 days in February?
The entire population of Russia took nearly half a February, exactly 13 days from 100 years ago.
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Modern people are still evolving
Recently, some researchers have discovered evidence in human genes, proving that our ability to reproduce and function is still changing over time.
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It is not until modern times that people know what is blue
In 2015, researcher Kevin Loria wrote in Business Insider: it wasn't until the late 1800s that blue really
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The eyebrow - the useless person
According to the BBC, over millions of years of evolution, modern people removed almost all of the body's neck-haired gibbons but still retained some useful details, inc…
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Real story 'soul changes after head injury'
Have you ever seen horror movies, in which the main character from a gentle person suddenly has a head injury and reveals opposite personality, such as a serial killer?
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The richest people in human history
Bill Gates is the only modern living person on this list but where is his position in the top?
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14 oldest ancient artifacts in the world
These antiques are proof that humans have been able to create leather shoes, masks, artificial eyes ... thousands of years ago.
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Why does the Amazon River longer than 6,000km without a bridge spanning?
The Amazon has a basin that flows through a vast dense forest, with breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls or the world's largest freshwater dolphin ...
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Why can salt dissolve ice quickly?
In fact, using salt to melt ice doesn't just appear in life tips or fun experiments at home.
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'Ghost army' of the Emperor of Japan abroad
They live in nightmares by war and are judged by the court of conscience and torment.