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90% of the world's data has been created over the past 2 years
Currently, every day the world is generating about 2.5 quintillion bytes of data, which is still growing.
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'Robot for patients to eat' won the first prize in science research students
Seeing many patients, the elderly, the disabled cannot eat and drink by themselves, the male students have created a support machine called Feedbod.
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Look for the phenomenon of giant ice cubes in Antarctica
Antarctica is not just an ice-filled land, sometimes, in some places it is vast rocky areas.
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'Live tattoo' can glow to warn pollution
Tattoos are divided into sections containing live bacteria, capable of fluorescence when exposed to special compounds.
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The 500-year mystery of the artist Raphael is decoded in the Vatican
A 500-year mystery in the Vatican has just been deciphered. Two Raphael Renaissance paintings were discovered during the cleanup and restoration of a room in the Vatican…
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Discover the unexpected use of beer
According to researchers at Bristol University (UK), one of the most widely used stable petroleum alternatives worldwide is bio-ethanol biofuel.
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Scary warning from 2 giant rocks on the cliff
Scientists do not know exactly how the two giant rocks appeared on the cliff higher than 15m.
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The reason for the carpet in the casino often has eye pain
Las Vegas is known as a city that never sleeps, where gamblers are encouraged to spend money without stops.
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There is a habit that makes 99% of people unable to become rich
We work harder to make more money - and ultimately to spend a lot.
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Switzerland launches the world's steepest railway
The Schwyz-Stoos railway line (German name Standseilbahn Schwyz-Stoos) has a construction cost of 44.6 million euros, starting operations on December 17.
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The ability to recover humanity after the end of the world from a couple
Humans can still recover from a couple of men and women who survived the disaster, despite the high risk of malformations caused by marriage.
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Appearance of the Earth when ocean water is absorbed
Graphic video posted on social networking site Reddit on November 10 predicts the prospect of water from all oceans being sucked into the Mariana basin about 11,000 mete…
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The largest churches in the world
With an area of 30,000m2, the basilica in Ivory Coast is confirmed by the Guinness Book of Records as the largest church in the world.
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Close up of the life of the original Aboriginal people
Daily Mail recently shared a series of photos of photographer Ricardo Stuckert, revealing part of the daily life of the primitive Kamaiurá tribe in the Amazon - Brazil.
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Pocket immediately these 5 skills to prevent any uncertainties
Equipping yourself with self-defense skills necessary to prevent uncertainties is something that is never redundant.