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Top 8 most formidable air-to-air combat fighters in the world: Which name is at number 1?
In the list, there are 3 representatives from China. They are strong competitors with Russian and American fighters in this field.
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A-222E Bereg-E: Russia's 'unique' weapon can wipe out enemy landing troops
The Russian-made A-222 Bereg mobile coastal artillery complex is said to be unique, with no similar type in the world, possessing many outstanding advantages.
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'Sleep paralysis' or sleep paralysis - Scary hallucinations when waking up from a scientific perspective
Have you ever felt frozen in place and had nightmares right after waking up? The following article provides useful information to answer the above problem.
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The secret race under the ocean: When the seabed is 'distributed' to compete for billions of dollars in profits
Deep in the ocean, a secret race is going on. An intense race between private companies for the opportunity to access precious minerals.
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This working environment is harsher than on the space station, humans can only stay up to 90 days
How long would you want to live in a cramped house where the temperature is 38 degrees Celsius and the oxygen level is only 18%?
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Project to build a floating city with a capacity of 20,000 people
The floating city of Maldives in the middle of the Indian Ocean will provide a place for tens of thousands of residents in the island nation that is threatened by sea wa…
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Mummy tastes terrible, why would Europeans want to eat it?
Mummy was a medicine prescribed in Europe more than 500 years ago. Why do Europeans think eating mummies is good for health?
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'Bad news' about radio signals 'sent from the most Earth-like planet'
A scientist from the SETI Institute (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), confirmed that the signal received by the Chinese telescope was from humans - but not ali…
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The 'bubble raft' solution can help the Earth cool down
Clusters of 'bubbles' floating above Earth to reflect sunlight could help reverse global warming.
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The 'secret' behind the drug name Viagra
When you get a prescription for Viagra, Lunesta, Advair or Paxlovid, do you wonder why they carry that name?
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How does the train work?
The tram has a single slide that collects energy from the overhead line to power an induction motor.
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World's largest plane flies record high
Giant cargo plane Roc completed 7th test flight with record altitude - 8,200 m.
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Why are tires black, even though the rubber is white?
While everything around us is a colorful picture, why should all tires be so monotonously black?
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Successfully deciphering the secret of the origin of the Black Death
The team of experts found a link between the spike in cemetery deaths in Kyrgyzstan in the 1300s and the historic Black Death pandemic.
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How are memories formed?
More than 100 years ago, German biologist Richard Semon coined the term 'engram', which means that the production of memory causes certain physical or chemical changes i…