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Clean plastic bottles are completely safe to reuse for water storage.
The sand whirlwind appeared unannounced on the Riviera Beach in Antibes, France, on August 9, causing a chaotic scene when seafarers rushed back and forth to recover the…
Chocolate is widely known and quickly became a favorite dish of many people after the South American expeditions of Spanish colonialism.
Putting raw eggs in the microwave can cause an explosion when eggs are hot, but you can still boil it if you know how.
Flowing hot stones splattered from lava lake in Kilauea volcano, Haiwaii, USA. Images were taken by tourists when they visited last week.
With just a little orange peel, you can blow all balloons without touching them.
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The piece of lamb is placed on a hot air balloon with a camera and GPS device for the first time entering the atmosphere at an altitude of 25,000m.
GoPro camera with the ability to withstand harsh conditions is gradually becoming the new fever of YouTube.
After being poured into a hot pan, the beer becomes a pile of mucus with high adhesion instead of completely evaporating.
A video was provided by researchers at the University of Bath, showing the scene of water droplets falling into the hot pan suddenly became
The expedition team used the remote control vehicle (ROV) in the Cayman Troug area. They were surprised to see the hydrothermal vents below the depth of nearly 5,000m, t…
A herd of baboons returned to the cliff between the desert after a dry, hot day and noticed a flock of other baboons gathered there.
The group of young scientists has successfully tested the first high-altitude air balloon photography in Vietnam.
Hundreds of large and widespread wildfires are taking place in the southern states of Australia, causing headaches for fire officials.