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The body of the body did not decompose due to the cold in Norway
Longyearbyen is a town with 2,000 inhabitants who mainly rely on coal mining in Norway's remote Svalbard Islands, according to Sun.
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The secret to opening wine without tools you must know!
What if you and your lover are enjoying a romantic evening with a cozy meal on the candlelight and an excellent bottle of wine. But you have no tools to open?
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When scientists bring atomic clocks to measure ... the height of the mountain
According to the Los Angeles Times, scientists took a big step last week in using the time to measure sea level and above.
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Philippines: The sky suddenly turned purple like the end of the world
According to the Daily Star, in the video, viewers can see purple light through clouds.
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Decode the mission of each god associated with the image of dogs
Among civilizations, the Egyptians worshiped and worshiped hundreds of gods. Among these, some gods are associated with the image of dogs. However, each of these gods ha…
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The meaning behind the custom rings the bell to welcome the New Year's Eve
You will be extremely surprised to learn that the popularity of this custom of ringing the bell is no less than that of fireworks at night 30!
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7 dishes should be eaten for sewing on the first day of the year
On the first day of the Lunar New Year, prepare these foods in the house for everyone to enjoy and taste well to get lucky.
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Tablets should know when giving lucky money
Lucky money is a beautiful custom during the Lunar New Year in many Asian countries. However, many people pay attention to things that should and should not be given whe…
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Why is the Vietnamese and Chinese New Year a day different?
Starting in 1080, the Vietnamese calendar is different from the Chinese calendar due to the difference in the way of calculating the calendar and how to round the days o…
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Hat 'fish bubble' - Invention against the
In 1952, mist, dust and smoke merged into each other, creating a disaster that enveloped London.
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Discover the world's largest gold-plated palace of the king of Brunei
The small country in Southeast Asia owns the largest palace in the world, far beyond Buckingham Palace in England.
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Why do people buy salt at the beginning of the year and buy lime at the end of the year?
At the beginning of the year, when buying salt, at the end of the year, buying lime was one of the traditions in our people. But why is that?
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'It is difficult for cats to come to the house, dogs come to the house', why?
Science is still seeking to explain the dog's intelligence, there are compelling explanations, there are things that are not very clear.
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The world's darkest building looks like a starry sky
A building designed specifically for the Winter Olympics in Korea covered the world's blackest material to absorb 99% of visible light.
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Marvel at the space below the Antarctic ice shelf at a depth of 300 meters
Warming seawater phenomenon is seriously threatening the existence of ice shelves in Antarctica.