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Watching the clock for 14 years is a way to prove Einstein's theory
When did you want to kill time, keep staring at the clock and hopefully time will pass faster? Of course the time is still the same, not favoring anyone.
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Heavy elements have rugby-shaped atomic nuclei
The nucleus of a heavy element - nobelium - is completely deformed, and shaped like a rugby ball.
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What happens if you eat uranium?
You will find lots of similar keywords between the elements on the periodic table and the ingredients in the foods. Potassium, iron, calcium and more.
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Rare earth elements can help redefine time
In a brief second, we can do a lot of things: recognize the acquaintance, snap your fingers, feel love, sleepiness or sneezing.
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Reveal the utopian secret of life inside Russian submarines
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The most atomic bombing place on the planet: 10,000 years of danger!
Seven decades ago, with the first test of nuclear weapons in history, the United States brought humanity into the era of extremely fierce atomic.
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The reason people can't walk through walls
The completely non-hollow structure of electrons is a barrier that prevents people from going through solid walls.
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The Devil's core - the nuclear radioactive core has killed two scientists
A deadly bomb in the form of a harmless sphere.
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How will nuclear war destroy Earth?
Witnessing the escalation of nuclear weapons around the world, scientists have produced a scary scenario for humans and the Earth if a day of nuclear war takes place.
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Explore the Orion project - the secret plan of manufacturing spacecraft operated by atomic bombs
Instead of using chemical fuels, the fruits
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When scientists bring atomic clocks to measure ... the height of the mountain
According to the Los Angeles Times, scientists took a big step last week in using the time to measure sea level and above.
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Let's see if this guy cracked his hands with his gallium
Gallium (Gallium), a chemical element with an atomic number of 31. This is a substance that does not exist in nature, but is easily found after aluminum and zinc fusion…
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Real-life atoms are not identical to this figure
To know about the above atomic model symbol, first, let's find out where it comes from.
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New discovery about the motion of water molecules
A new study shows the motion of water molecules, promising to bring more improvements to electronic devices in the future.
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Metals from extraterrestrials can help people treat cancer
About 65 million years ago, an asteroid collided with Earth destroyed the life of dinosaurs.