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Every 5 seconds has passed, our Earth has made great changes and is extremely impressive and unexpected.
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The phenomenon of radio waves reverberating mysteriously from the sky has been answered after more than 50 years
After more than 50 years, scientists at Boston University have discovered the cause of radar signals being repelled from the Earth's top atmosphere.
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Visit the most secret places on the planet
In the world, there are still places and structures that contain many unknown secrets.
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Everest altitude measurement technique
Mountain altitude measurement is based on geometric formulas and surveying techniques that have not changed for centuries.
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11 kinds of bizarre planes ever appeared on Earth
Aviation history has witnessed many times
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This is where a bottle of filtered water costs up to a hundred million
A normal person will never pay a price of up to a hundred million dong for a bottle of water, unless he or she is living on the ISS International Space Station.
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The bottom of North America plate tectonics is
This is the reason why the Southeastern United States, though not on the tectonic plate boundaries (like Japan), still suffers from several earthquakes in recent times.
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The great catastrophes can cause mankind to perish
The impact of meteors, nuclear war, and artificial intelligence are the top three threats threatening to eliminate humanity.
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CO2 gas makes the Earth green
The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change (USA), shows that CO2 itself contributes to the Earth's green color.
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Why is number 0 symbolized by a mysterious circle?
After AD, the number 0 is denoted as a circle as it is today. Why does zero have such an interesting circle?
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Rescue agents for NASA
Behind NASA's successful space spacecraft launches a shadow of a secret US government agency.
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Japanese monks have recorded the state of the Earth for 600 years
Although a proven phenomenon, the monk's elaborate record will contribute to eradicating doubts about global warming.
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How many people does our Earth live with?
According to scientists' estimates, when the world population grows to a certain level, natural resources will be exhausted.
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Here are 10 English words that are hard to pronounce the earth
Unlike Vietnamese, the rules for accent, tail or intonation make English learners sometimes have to struggle to pronounce correctly.