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One of the biggest mysterious events of World War II is about to be deciphered
One day in August 1944, the Amsterdam police team, which was occupied by the Nazi government, entered Anne Frank's house.
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Lamp absorbs CO2 and releases oxygen as a green tree
A unique chandelier is capable of absorbing CO2 while emitting oxygen like a house air cleaner.
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The biggest threats can wipe out humanity
The survey with the participation of 50 Nobel laureates revealed the greatest threats to human survival.
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The water bridge 'breaks every physical law' in the Netherlands
There are many wonderful things in the world that are regrettable if you have never seen them, either directly or indirectly.
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Floating islands - solutions for living space in the future
In the context of an increasingly narrow land area due to rising sea levels and a growing population, artificial islands will be an effective way to create more living s…
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The mystery of the island is regarded as hell for Charles Darwin
The remote Ascension Island in the middle of the Atlantic used to have only one tree. But, the 150-year effort has helped to cover the island. Can humans do the same thi…
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Fibonacci number sequence and golden ratio: the mystery of the Universe or simply coincidence?
This series of numbers appears in every place: in nature and also from artificial products, from the universe to the classical music.
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What the hell can happen: Women can continue to conceive even while pregnant
Biological knowledge of all of us turns out to be wrong until now.
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Top historical concussion events occurred during the Rooster year
During the Rooster years: 1909, 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005 ..., a series of important events took place as World War 2 ended.
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Clay tunnel with spectacular sculptures in Da Lat
The clay tunnel in Dalat is likened to a huge artificial wonder with clay sculptures stretching over 1,200m.
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Artificial diamonds and some advancements of the jeweler industry
After 60 years of formation and development, the diamond culture technique in the laboratory has achieved many breakthroughs, almost able to simulate nature to create pe…
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The price to pay for every chewing gum dropped on the road made everyone startled
Because chewing gum can bring more disastrous consequences than we can imagine.
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The ambition to create artificial brains works faster than the human brain
American scientists are planning to build an artificial brain that can operate 24 hours a day with large size and faster processing speed than the human brain.
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Should artificial intelligence be protected by human rights?
Du Sautoy also thinks that the AI rights story is gradually becoming necessary because of recent advances in areas such as neuroscience.
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Why do scientists want to teach robots to feel pain?
Robots have appeared in the world for a long time but their form and behavior still make us afraid.