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Why did Denmark change road lights to red?
Some Nordic countries, especially Denmark, have decided to replace the classic street lighting system that uses white light, with red diffused light models.
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Denmark installs electric charging stations for ships offshore
The Danish company plans to install offshore charging stations for ships to use instead of oil, helping to reduce carbon emissions.
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Denmark produces non-alcoholic beer that 'tastes' like regular beer
Just by solving the problem of taste, non-alcoholic beers promise to bring a new way of enjoying beer that is better for health.
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What if the animal world does not appear?
Without the natural destruction of humanity, the Earth would be far different from now.
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How is illegal weapons in Denmark destroyed?
The laws of Denmark are very serious - weapons of crime, no matter how good or rare, must still be destroyed.
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10 countries worth living in the world
Below is a list of 10 countries rated as the best in the world by the definition of the overall ranking on Good Country Index.
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The three-ton ship by lego set a world record
The ship was the largest lego in the world 13 meters long and weighed three tons, arranged from more than a million pieces.
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The truth behind the famous 30cm long chicken eggs in Denmark
If you are not a gourmet, if you are not a gourmet, when you peel the eggs, you will not know where the other American chicken eggs are.
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Which passport has the most 'power' in the world?
Although Americans can comfortably travel to many parts of the world, American passports are not the most powerful.
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10 richest countries in the world in 2013
IMF International Fund recently announced a list of the richest countries in the world. The question is: How can it be considered a rich country? The answer: GDP, also k…
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She earned 3,000 years of burial and was still sharp in Denmark
According to Vintage News, 2016, two amateur archaeologists, Ernst Christiansen and Lis Therkelsen, found an ancient sword in the western town of Svebølle, Denmark's lar…
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Discover the ruins of the savage tribal war in Europe
Archaeologists have found evidence that thousands of people from nearly 400 tribes in Germany died in the war with a group of mysterious people in Denmark.
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Gold pendant shaped the oldest Jesus in Denmark
Small gold pendant imitating a man with wide arms - God image on the cross - is the oldest cross symbol in Denmark.
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Discover thousands of 3,000-year-old gold rolls in Denmark
About 2,000 spiral-shaped golden strands, dating from around 700-900 BC, were discovered in Denmark.
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Detecting strange 5,500-year-old fingerprints on ancient ceramic pots
Danish archaeologists discovered fingerprints dating back to 5,500 years and much evidence of how people lived thousands of years ago.