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The earless boy conquers the path of science
Pham Duc Chinh was born without a rim and ear canal, so it is hard to hear and slow to speak, but graduated with a good university degree, determined to become a chemist.
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Ships set records when passing through narrow canals
Nearly 1,000 passengers aboard the Braemar held their breath as the 22.5-meter ship slowly moved through the Corinth Canal on October 9.
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Create 'human chains' to save the herd of dolphins trapped under the bridge
Volunteers hold hands forming
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The damage caused by rats is so severe that it can be seen from outer space
So what measures do farmers here have to repel this disease?
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Discover the ancient 'technical wonders' that provide 45 million liters of water in the desert
The Nabatea water and irrigation system built to bring water to Petra 2,000 years ago is an amazing technical feat.
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The 1,500km water canal crafted by the steep cliff side
Hundreds of thousands of villagers in Ha Nam, China, dig up a 1,500 km long canal in Thai Hanh Son range with only rudimentary tools.
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Vam Nao and the interesting anecdote about the 5-legged crocodile
The West has thousands of rivers and canals, including very large rivers like Tien River, Hau River, Me Kong River, Vam Co River ... But, there is a river just less than…
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Record 'monsters' like Loch Ness in the British Canal
Recently, a new video by the author Josh Hawking of England is making the social network wave because a creature is very similar to the Loch Ness monster.
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Why not use cotton swab?
Sweeping the ear with a cotton swab (or other objects) will push the earwax deeper into the inside, causing the eardrum to not vibrate effectively and damage the hearing.
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'Super Blue Moon Blood' has made the romantic city of Venice fall into this tragedy
Venice is a dreamy city with a legendary canal system, considered the most famous heritage in the world.
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Find out how the Egyptians moved giant stones to 800km to build pyramids
Giza's largest pyramid, dubbed the ancient world natural wonder, remains a great mystery to the world.
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Discover 7 versions of Venice around the world
While the Venetians are tired of the pressure of tourists, there are 7 versions of this famous city waiting for you to explore.
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Cuban farmers use condoms to soak fruit wine
A Cuban farmer found a special way to produce delicious wine jars that used condoms to cover the fermented wine jars.
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Explore the most magnificent canal in the ancient world
During the peak period, Dai Van Ha canal had a total length of 2,500 km. So far, the canal still plays a big role in water transport.