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Why is it that the other goods are faster than theirs?
According to Wired, when you have to choose between the queues at the supermarket, that choice often doesn't make you satisfied, most likely, the other party is actually…
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Tokyo pushes water down 'Pantheon Power on the ground', lake glides in the river
Tokyo has 107 large and small rivers, with a total length of 858km. In the snowy season, the water flow of these rivers rises, pouring into Tokyo Bay.
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Why is the window on the plane not aligned with the seat?
When flying, some of us want to sit close to the window to see the sky from above. It's interesting to see the earth from such a high altitude, right?
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Singapore is flood-proof by keeping every drop of water to use
The way of flooding the country with small area and serious lack of fresh water source is very smart: the water is flooded by rain and rivers are transferred to the dam…
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Barrier to prevent the Indonesian capital from building a school against flooding
The Indonesian government was forced to suspend construction of a 24km long seawall against flooding in capital Jakarta due to safety concerns.
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Bangkok laid out 1682 channels and 25 flood-proof flood storage areas
Close to Vietnam, especially with Ho Chi Minh City: a river city. Not as spectacular as the Japanese, but the Thai people choose canals to resist natural flooding.
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Why can't we unearth the pyramids in Antarctica?
We already know that the Antarctic area is 14.2 million square kilometers, which is twice as wide as Australia, so it is considered the 5th continent on the planet.
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The danger from the phone falling on the plane
Passengers of QA380 flights of Qantas Airways, Australia are required not to find the dropped phone on the plane to avoid the risk of explosion.
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Review the 8 most important numbers in mathematics
There are infinite numbers, and infinite ways to combine and manipulate those numbers. Mathematicians often represent numbers in a straight line.
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Mrs. Hillary fell ill and Vanga's prophetic inspiration about the US President?
Speculation that Hillary Clinton will leave the presidential election has emerged after the alleged picture of her collapsing from pneumonia during a September 11 memori…
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Why is gum so sticky?
Have you ever accidentally stepped on gum? If so, you will definitely understand how it is.
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New discoveries about common ground between languages in the world
About 60% of the world's languages have similar pronunciation and character usage in many common words.
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The world's most twisted road
A road deep in the southern United States is described by many tourists
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Scary of drugs 'tongue talismans' that make you suffer from schizophrenia for life
It is LSD - a stimulant found to be used in psychiatric treatment but has been turned into a dangerous drug.
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Shelf life of sunscreen
UV protection of sunscreen lenses is claimed to decrease over time.