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The truth about the world's most famous bear - Winnie the Pooh
We must be familiar with the image of a lovely bear eating Winnie the Pooh honey.
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The difference between the names of storms
Hurricane, cyclone and typhoon are all words used to describe storms, but the use of different names depends on where the storm was formed and appeared.
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How are Pacific storms named?
Weather forecasters have a list of special names for storms. Periodically, a name will no longer be used and replaced with a new name.
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The powder helps American farmers preserve their long-lasting fruit and vegetables
Users can dissolve this special powder into the water, then wash the fruit or vegetable to form a protective film.
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Unexpected discovery: Protein can conduct electricity
If this finding is well researched and put into use, we will have an effective diagnostic tool for medical purposes.
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Cloud waterfall cascades down the autumn forest in China
The video recorded the sight of the sea of clouds floating like the mountain slopes down the autumn forest at Than Nong Gia, Hubei, China on October 30 that many viewe…
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What color is the turn signal light? It's easy to think but 90% of people answer wrong
Use motorbikes and cars everyday but do you know what the turn signal light of the vehicle (navigation light) is in color?
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No matter how cold the weather is, the part is not cold or frozen
It is known that this characteristic formed from ancient times, helping us adapt to the environment in the long-term evolution of humanity.
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Knowing how the ancient Greeks lived
Sneezing to prevent pregnancy, tasting earwax to catch disease ... is the old conception of the ancient Greeks.
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New PalmID technology allows unlocking with palm
A San Francisco company called Redrock Biometrics has studied a security tool that uses the palm of a user.
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The world's rarest silk weaves from the silk of millions of spiders
The world's largest and rarest silk cloth produced entirely from silk of the golden globe weaver spider displayed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York i…
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Confucian Zhuge Liang and prophetic prophecies
In Chinese culture, Zhuge Liang is an outstanding master, great talent who admires eternity. Up to now, the prophecies he has left for posterity are still mysteriously d…
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What is a thermo-weapon?
Explosive heat bombs cause a series of turbulence waves with longer duration and much greater strength than other solid explosives.
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The reason many people are excited with the fear of the devil
Halloween festival takes place on October 31 every year is a highly anticipated event, although this festival originates from the original fear of people before supernat…
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300 ton robot completed the first metro tunnel in Vietnam a month soon
This tunnel goes from Ba Son station across Ton Duc Thang and Ngo Van Nam streets, the area of 3a Ton Duc Thang, Nguyen Sieu, Hai Ba Trung, goes between the City Theat…