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History and meaning of Earth Day
Earth Day (April 22), born more than 40 years ago with special meaning, is a day used to inspire awareness and appreciation of the natural environment of the Earth.
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Mac Dinh Chi - from the boy selling firewood into birthing states
Mac Dinh Chi is one of the talents in our country's history. He was conferred the bourgeois state.
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Deaths of the
In ancient Chinese history, there have been cases where the emperor had a strange, different death than anyone else for unexpected reasons.
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The life and career of actor and mathematician Hedy Lamarr
Hedy Lamarr is an Austrian-American actress, movie star and mathematician, and the inventor of early spread spectrum and frequency communication techniques needed for wi…
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History of Vietnam Revolutionary Journalism Day 21/6
Vietnam press day June 21 to commemorate and appreciate journalists who have devoted their intellect and enthusiasm, sometimes blood and tears, to readers with hot and h…
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History of Wimbledon tennis tournament
Wimbledon Championship, often referred to as Wimbledon, is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world.
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June 8: Titan Arum superhuman first hatches, discovering the brightest planet in the universe
June 8 in history: Inventing the vacuum cleaner, the world's largest flower blooming in the Zoo in the US, discovering the brightest supernatural universe.
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The Soviet Union used to build tanks
Few people know that the Soviet Union has actually built a 6 ton tank, but this project has not been put into widespread use during the war.
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June 11: USS Missouri's last battleship is put into operation, where the World War II ends
On this ship is also the site of the Japan Empire's unconditional surrender document, ending World War II.
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June 15: Benjamin Franklin performs the first lightning experiment with kite wings
In 1752, Benjamin Franklin performed lightning experiments in a very famous atmosphere.
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June 18: The world's first stealth plane to test flight
Lockheed F-117 night eagle is the first aircraft in the world to be completely designed in stealth technology.
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Debate about the homosexual sexual orientation of Alexander the Great
The history tells that Alexander the Great had a homosexual tendency because he fell in love with the commander of the cavalry Hephaestion, both sticking together as lov…
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June 22: Galileo Galilei is imprisoned, forced to
Galileo gave Copernicus the heliocentric theory and insisted on defending his discovery in the opposition of the Church at the time.
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June 25: Dark day of aerospace
June 25 is considered a dark day of aerospace with a series of accidents.