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World's largest onshore wind turbine in China
The onshore turbine installed in Jilin province has a rotor diameter of 270m and blades length of 131m, producing enough electricity for 160,000 households annually.
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Animal world
Found a new species of snake with blade-shaped fangs, climbing steep cliffs in Thailand
A new species of previously unknown snake has just been discovered in a cave in Thailand.
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What material is the world's largest wind turbine blade made of that is 9 times stronger than steel?
Today, giant wind turbines can be seen everywhere in the world.
Archeology
Found a giant sword 2.37m long in the ancient capital of Japan
The sword excavated from the Tomiomaruyama Kofun burial mound, Japan impressed archaeologists because of its length and unprecedented design.
Environment
The cemetery contains 4,000 giant wind turbine blades in the US
Without effective recycling measures, wind turbine blades after the end of a 25-year operating cycle become a new threat to the environment.
Health
Top 5 interesting scientific facts related to eating
Eating bananas is to put radiation into the body, the human stomach can dissolve razor blades... are interesting facts that not everyone knows.
New technology
The bio-electronic tongue helps 'taste' the sweetness
Experts have developed a new device that evaluates sweetness objectively, 10 times more sensitive than older bio-electronic devices.
History
Top 10 ancient weapons that still cause 'hairs on the back of the neck' to this day
Here are brutal weapons that can injure even the most intrepid ancient warriors.
Biology
What color is the blood of grasshopper?
With strong and sharp teeth like blades, gathered in groups
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7,000 km journey to transport 70m wind turbine blades
The 70m long wind turbine blades are shipped from China to the 50MW wind farm in Kazakhstan with a distance of up to 7000km.
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Why do pilots shoot guns without dangling the rotor blades?
How could a machine gun mounted on the nose of a World War I propeller plane be able to release bullets steadily without destroying the rotor blades that were rotating v…
Oceanography
Punch the shark with your bare hands, the boy miraculously escapes death
The French man miraculously survived the encounter with the shark thanks to powerful punches to eliminate the opponent.
Oceanography
Scientists have discovered two new species of saw-sharks
Scientists have found two rare sharks with a saw-blade in the Indian Ocean.
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The sharp and powerful swords of the Vietnamese people for a while
Vietnam's battle history has created sharp swords to meet the needs of the times, helping to protect the nation's territory from foreign forces.
New technology
Artificial 'blades' have the ability to distinguish the age of whiskey
British scientists have invented a miniature device described as