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Watch the ancient windmill first appear on Earth
Did you know, the first windmill was not a Dutch invention!
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Ways of 'comforting' the dangers of young people in the 19th century
Inspired by science, the youth of the past performed creative experiments that were very creative but equally dangerous ...
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The pole from the North of the Earth is ... shifting
The pole from the North of the Earth is drifting south, towards Siberia (Russia), according to researchers from the European Space Agency (ESA).
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Future breakthroughs
To this day, humanity has made many advances in history, in terms of science and technology and social life.
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What happens when the Earth stops spinning?
Our Earth is rotating at a speed of about 1,670km / h. What will happen if that rotation suddenly stops?
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The most abundant mineral on Earth has its name
The most abundant mineral of Earth, silicate-perovskite has recently been officially named bridgmanite.
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Surprising discovery: The number of species has not declined
The diversity of life forms on earth - from corals to carnivores - has been attacked.
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Visit the 8 mysterious 'hidden places' on Earth
These are wild lands with rugged terrain that always stimulate the curiosity of adventurers to discover.
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The doctrine of 'aliens creating Earth people' is shocking
Looking for solutions to whether humans are created by aliens?
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It was lost and lost when enjoying Earth Hour
During the 7-year journey of the Earth Hour program, we have joined hands to do many things ...
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4 famous 'alien' locations on Earth
Few people know that many places on Earth have unique and strange scenes like alien lands ...
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Giant sea signs exist under the Earth's crust
Canadian scientists say they have discovered an extremely rare mineral that has shown the existence of a giant sea of water under the Earth's crust.
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Life on Earth begins with volcanoes?
A series of recent studies revealed that life on Earth may have begun in the craters sprayed on the sea floor.
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People can fly like birds on Saturn moon
Of all our solar system bodies, Saturn's Titan moon is closest to Earth, with a stable liquid on the surface and a dense, nitrogen-rich atmosphere.
