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The tragedy of 'Titanic in the air' ended the balloon era
On May 6, 1937, the Hindenburg balloon - the pride of Germany - exploded into a large area of Lakehurst, New Jersey, and the United States was engulfed in smoke and fi…
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The most powerful thermonuclear bombs in the world
North Korea announced on September 3 that it had successfully tried a thermonuclear bomb with an explosion of about 50-60 kiloton, equivalent to 5 bombs dropped on Hiros…
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Getting on the plane first can be harmful to your health
Experts at Arizona State University (USA) have studied air situations to find out how the disease spread if there is a sick passenger.
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This is why you should not close the air vents on the aircraft
If you regularly fly, it may not be strange for the vents right above your seat.
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What is Jet lag and how to avoid jet lag on flight?
'Jet lag' is the term for the post-flight fatigue due to the time zone difference at the destination.
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The reason flight attendants hate to serve sugar-free gas drinks
The advice is that you should not order non-sugar carbonated drinks for dieters, if your xinxing is at risk of turning bad.
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'Gems' picked up the river fiercely in the pockets of German women
A German woman had a fatal fire accident after picking up a tablet
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Discover the Russian SU-34 fighter plane
The Su-34 will gradually replace the Su-24 to become the main tactical bomber of the Russian Air Force in the twenty-first century.
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Why do we have to fill the air with wheels?
Why don't we make tires entirely of rubber? Why do we fill the inside of the car with air?
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The reason for not being able to open the airplane door in mid-air
The opening of the emergency exit when the plane is at 11,000m is impossible, requiring force equal to the weight of two African elephants.
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Scientists have deciphered the phenomenon of
Scientists have finally solved the mystery surrounding the phenomenon
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The cause of wind, tide and sea currents
Wind, tides and sea currents are all natural phenomena commonly seen on Earth. But where do they come from, not everyone knows, everyone remembers.
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Russian non-nuclear submarines own attacks over 3,000km
According to deputy commander of Russian Navy Admiral Victor Bursuc, the country will equip non-nuclear submarines attacked by missiles farther than 3,000km.
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Be overwhelmed by the world's first green forest city with 1 million trees
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The reason small planes cannot take off when it's too hot
Hot weather causes the air to dilute, reducing the lift, making small aircraft unable to take off.