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Teach children 3 ways to escape if left in a car
There are some fairly simple principles that kindergarten students can be taught and implemented in the unfortunate case of being forgotten in a car or shuttle.
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What color is the Tom cat really: Blue or gray?
'Tom & Jerry' is a timeless animated series that first aired in 1940 and can still be seen today in a number of different incarnations.
Health
Do fake plants make us feel good?
Fake ornamental plants are used to decorate homes, companies, and public areas with enclosed spaces, and are said to help people feel comfortable.
Health
Don't be subjective, anyone can suffer from 'Forgotten Baby in the Car Syndrome', even the most attentive parents!
If you consider yourself a responsible parent and think you will never be able to leave your child in the car. Advice for you is: NEVER BE SUBJECTIVE!
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The world's tallest wooden pagoda, built nearly 1,000 years ago without a single iron nail!
Yingxian Wooden Pagoda, located in Shanxi province, China, is one of the most ancient and unique architectural works in the world.
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What's inside the most luxurious gold-plated hotel in Dubai?
Atlantis - The Royal is on the list of the 50 best hotels in the world with luxurious experiences such as 24-karat gold facials, suspended swimming pools,...
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How do Mongolian nomads living in tents go to the toilet and bathe?
Mongolian nomadic life is associated with traditional yurt tents.
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'Invisible' gold could be worth $24 billion in South Africa
The Witwatersrand region has tailings hills containing an estimated $24 billion worth of gold, which can be mined using new, more efficient methods.
Archeology
Found an intact 2,300-year-old gold ring in the ancient citadel
A 2,300-year-old gold ring was found in the famous ancient City of David.
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The city with the most wealthy people in the world, there is one 'giant' for every 24 residents
It has more millionaires than any other city in the world, with nearly 350,000 people.
Space science
Hundreds of stars suddenly turned into black holes in the sky?
A group of scientists sought the truth about giant and brilliant stars that suddenly mysteriously disappeared from the sky.
Scientific application
Mango-scented road project causes controversy in Spain
The Madrid City Council plans to add a delicious mango scent to the asphalt-mixed crushed stone mixture instead of the usual asphalt smell.
Scientific works
Factory to produce food from air in Finland goes into operation
Solar Foods' factory uses renewable electricity and feeds greenhouse gas-eating microorganisms to produce protein powders that replace milk and eggs.
Health
First successful pig liver transplant to a living person
Chinese scientists have just successfully transplanted a gene-edited pig liver into a 71-year-old man with right lobe liver cancer.
Computer science
Google introduces AI-based search engine: The threat of websites
Starting around a week now, as billions of people search for topics ranging from news to recipes to knowledge questions, an AI-generated summary will be the first thing…