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Elephants play sticks
The ball of polo polo each team has 4 elephants, each with a hand, use sticks to drive the ball into the golf course. On December 2, 2006, the competition for world elep…
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Handover 2 rare orangutans to Indonesia
On July 24, Ho Chi Minh City Forest Protection Department handed over to the Wildlife Rescue Organization (WAR) 2 rare orangutans to transport to Indonesia.
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The title of the highest building in the world changed hands
With 555m in height, Burj Dubai tower surpassed the CN tower in Toronto Canada to become the world's most independent stand-alone project.
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Monastery of Saint - Gall (Switzerland)
The monastic period of the monastery took place in the ninth century under abbot Gozbert; then it was rebuilt in a new design that praised the Carolingien dynasty archit…
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Sculpture in the Chien Dan tower
In 1989, at the Chaos tower group, during an excavation to reveal the tower base to prepare for the restoration, archaeologists found a system of decorative motifs with…
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Chinese research was ostracized because of the creation of the Genesis Theory
The research repeatedly mentions the Creator of a Chinese group of writers with harsh criticism and a strong boycott from the scientific community around the world.
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Man 10 years of making planes from old stuff
On June 15, 2015, Asmelash Zeferu sat at the end of the flight during a test and once again tasted defeat.
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Left-handed geniuses
Many of his students had to suffer because they were caught by their parents and teachers. In fact, there are many people who are left-handed, like French emperor Napole…
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Vietnamese schoolgirls invented wheelchairs for people with disabilities
Dang Thu Hien's disabled passenger car does not have an electric motor but uses a complete motor for pedaling and guiding ...
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The number of inventors will decrease because of the Internet
A leading UK inventor warns that excessive human dependence on the Internet will make our creative ability plummet.
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He paved the way for sterile doctrine
Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis has always been worried because the mortality rate of puerperal fever is too high and has been keeping track of this phenomenon.
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Grandson Marie Curie came to Vietnam to pass on her passion for young people
The grandchild of the famous chemist Marie Curie has just been present in Vietnam with the mission of transmitting her passionate passion for science through the model of
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Color discrimination by hand
Sergei Fetisov, a visually impaired person in Vladimir City, Russia has a special ability to distinguish colors by touch. In addition, he can
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Impossible research projects
For more than 17 years, silver-haired mathematics professor Jean Branden Broeck, 47, working at the University of East Anglia, has done thousands of calculations and mol…