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The moment the sofa flew in the air left many people stunned
According to The Sun, people in Ankara, Türkiye were stunned when they witnessed a sofa flying over the balcony of a 35-storey apartment building.
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'Pour' 20 billion USD into the sea, Japan surprises the world with seemingly impossible project
With an investment of up to 20 billion USD, Kansai International Airport is located in the middle of Osaka Bay off the coast of Honshu, Osaka, Japan, making many tourist…
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Why does climbing Mount Everest have to start at midnight?
Only by setting out at midnight do you stand a chance of climbing Everest. If you wait until dawn to get there, you may never return.
Environment
Mysterious Skull Island: A place where tourists can only see but not set foot
Lying off the rugged coast of Victoria, this strange island remains a mystery to this day.
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Why does it take 700,000 liters of water to train the ChatGPT model?
New research reveals that the huge amount of water consumed during GPT-3 training is enough to produce 370 BMWs or 320 Tesla electric cars.
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What is the rarest mineral on Earth?
Researchers say that kyawthuite and painite are the rarest minerals on Earth. More specifically, both can only be found in Myanmar.
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Science Explains Why You See Strange 'Swirls and Waves' in the Dark When You Close Your Eyes
You climb into bed, crawl under the covers, and close your eyes, ready to drift off. But suddenly, instead of pitch black darkness, you see swirling, colorful spirals.
Flu epidemic
Does the corona virus stick to clothes, shoes, hair, papers?
Faced with the unexpected spread of the Covid-19 epidemic, many people are worried about the risk of the coronavirus entering their homes, clinging to personal belonging…
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI has been able to accurately reproduce more than 80% of images in the human brain.
The AI model, called Mind-Vis, was trained on a large dataset of more than 160,000 brain scans and was able to reproduce up to 84% of what humans think.
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Why are people not afraid of animal corpses but afraid of human corpses?
Human fear of dead bodies is a type of death-related fear known as necrophobia.
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Why are Japanese Sumo Wrestlers Called 'Healthy Obese'? - The Surprising Answer!
Due to their strict training and diet, Japanese Sumo wrestlers only accumulate subcutaneous fat, not visceral fat.
Space science
When will a meteorite hit Earth again?
In 1,000 years, no asteroid larger than a kilometer will hit Earth, but there may be smaller ones.
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Why do airplanes use Mach instead of km to describe speed?
Unlike kilometers or miles, Mach is measured in terms of the speed of sound. So why do planes choose Mach instead of the usual kilometers?
Animal world
When it rains, where do the birds take shelter?
On rainy days, birds need to find shelter to protect their feathers from getting wet. Different species of birds choose to hide in different places.
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China's Lost Cities: Majestic Nature, Ancient Cities Filled with the Past
Where is the picturesque Jiangnan water town, surrounded by misty rain and smoke, living off the grace of the ocean? It is Zhejiang.