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Chemical elements do not follow quantum mechanics theory
The research team at the University of Florida, USA, discovered something surprising, that the last 21 elements in the periodic table do not follow the rules of quantum…
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Getting this 5 tricks will ensure you don't worry about stealing your wallet or money
It is not wrong to say that the pickpockets and thieves always have the ability to observe ultra-sharp rays
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The secret of a single part of the body never
Whenever cold, scared or urinated ... many people often shiver, goosebumps. But, do you know that there is one part in our body
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3 reasons why more and more people are crazy about smartphones
Back years ago, phrases like
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One of the biggest mysterious events of World War II is about to be deciphered
One day in August 1944, the Amsterdam police team, which was occupied by the Nazi government, entered Anne Frank's house.
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Strangely the building was built upside-down in Spain
Human construction techniques have never been as advanced as today, we have even been able to build buildings that go against the rules, that is, from the roof to the fo…
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Where does the origin of the durian unique come from?
The smell of H2S rotten eggs, fried onion scent, rotten onions, honey, caramel, fresh fruit, ... together form an extremely special scent of durian.
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15 interesting secrets about the Eiffel Tower
At night, about 20,000 lights and 336 projectors work every 5 minutes, creating a magnificent beauty for the Eiffel Tower - a symbol of
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The mechanism of action of this type of bomb can cause North Korea to lose power
Power cut bombs were first used by the US Air Force during the Gulf War in 1990 to deal with Iraq, causing 85 of the nation's electricity supplies to be affected.
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USS-Virginia - American steel fist in the ocean
Special construction materials, with unique aerodynamic design combined with water jet engines, help Virginia submarines operate much more smoothly than competitors.
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Why do sharks like to bite sea cable?
At 5:45 am, the AAG submarine cable route continued to have trouble affecting the international internet connection.
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6 things you may be doing wrong every day without even realizing it
What you do every day? Actually this is a difficult question, because we do all kinds of small, nameless things, so much so that we don't even bother to see if we did it…
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'Ghost boat' carrying mutant suspects washed up on the coast of Hawaii
The three meter long boat was discovered while floating near the coast of Kauai, an island in the Hawaiian Islands.
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5 little known pyramids of the ancient world
Many pyramids built by ancient people on different continents still exist today but little is known.
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The mission to bring 4.5-year asteroid specimens back to Earth
NASA launched the OSIRIS-Rex into space last September with the task of studying Bennu, a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid, and taking the specimen back to Earth, NJ, on Oc…