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The rainbow is horizontal on the lake
The colorful rainbow band covering the lake is an optical phenomenon formed by ice crystals that refract sunlight.
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Oceanography
Thought seaweed hooked, turned out to be strange marine creatures with extremely venom
While fishing, a girl in the US caught a bizarre creature shaped like a giant worm.
Environment
A mysterious 'black rain' appears in Japan
A few days after one of the most violent storms recorded in Tokyo, a mysterious black rain appeared in the land of the rising sun.
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Australia develops satellite to predict forest fires
Following the historic wildfire disaster, Australia said on March 4 that it was building a satellite capable of detecting flammable areas.
Space science
Scientists find a new satellite of the Earth
The small asteroid 2020 CD3 is temporarily turning into a new natural satellite of the Earth.
History
History of artificial light sources: From fire to laser
Before the invention of electric lighting, humans were aware of the need for artificial light and always tried to 'dispel the darkness'.
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The mysterious continent of Zealandia is transformed by the Pacific Ring of Fire
Scientists have discovered new facilities related to the mysterious continent of Zealandia under the Pacific Ocean, which experienced a major upheaval about 35 to 50 mil…
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Mask integrated screen, firefighters can 'see through' the dense smoke screen
The type of gas mask combined with the screens of American scientists can accurately display the objects behind the smoke screen extremely dangerous.
Life
Inside the Fire Spirit Hospital build the speed at the center of Wuhan
Hoa Than Son field hospital with a scale of 1,000 beds was built in 10 days in Wuhan city to cope with the disease due to the spreading corona virus.
Environment
Extreme heat waves threaten to trigger Australian fires again
An extreme heat wave swept across Australia on January 30 with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and increased the risk of wildfires.
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Why does the water not burn?
Asking this question seems a bit redundant. Water does not burn, everyone knows. But why does the water not burn, which is not a easy question to answer.
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Why when burning, the fire always rises?
Fire is the most important invention in history, helping mankind escape from the dark period, like our 2nd sun.
Archeology
Ancient canal system exposed after forest fire
Victoria's fire burned down the dense vegetation, revealing canals of the irrigation system that were older than the Egyptian pyramids.
Biology
Surprise with the 'dinosaurs' tree that caused Australia to sprout full protection
The tireless efforts of Australian firefighters to save the world's only natural forest are home to the rare Wollemi pine from devastating wildfires in the state of New…
Environment
Australia catches hail the size of a golf ball, reduces wildfire slightly
As expected, heavy hailstorms struck Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. On 19-1, on social networks, people of kangaroo shared photos of stones as big as golf balls pouring…