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Why does lightning do not follow a straight line but divide many branches?
According to Science ABC, in thunderstorms, clouds are usually negatively charged, while the ground due to induction should have a positive charge.
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The largest lake in Hawaii evaporated after a few hours: What terrible thing happened?
What happened that just in the short clock after people saw the huge rolls rising, the largest lake in Hawaii dried up?
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What happens when volcanic lava flows into the sea?
Melting volcanic lava that encounters cold seawater can create toxic clouds containing water vapor, hydrocyanic acid and micro-ice casing stones.
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10 impressive suspension bridges in the world
The bridges sway between the canyon, stretching through large or suspended rivers and clouds hundreds of meters high, promising to bring visitors many unforgettable feel…
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Where do chemical elements come from?
About 14 billion years ago, the Big Bang explosion created a universe consisting of only gas, no stars nor any planets.
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How does drizzle form?
For a long time, drizzle is still difficult to understand for meteorologists. On the one hand, they believed that the droplets took hours to reach the size of the drizzl…
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Philippines: The sky suddenly turned purple like the end of the world
According to the Daily Star, in the video, viewers can see purple light through clouds.
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Life skills save your life in unexpected situations
Knowing how to bandage, give first aid, escape from the crowd or safely shelter in an earthquake, you will help yourself escape from a dangerous situation.
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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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Why is the ozone hole concentrated in Antarctica?
Serious ozone depletion in the stratosphere in the late winter and early spring in Antarctica, commonly known by the name
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Cloud waterfall cascades down the autumn forest in China
The video recorded the sight of the sea of clouds floating like the mountain slopes down the autumn forest at Than Nong Gia, Hubei, China on October 30 that many viewe…
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What is a thermo-weapon?
Explosive heat bombs cause a series of turbulence waves with longer duration and much greater strength than other solid explosives.
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When will the clouds turn into rain?
In life, we will always encounter a rain at one time or another. Sometimes, it seems that rain will not come but soon a sudden downpour caused us to get wet.
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How are clouds formed?
The clouds in the sky are sometimes high and the clouds are higher than 10km, the clouds are low and some tens of meters.