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Burns from balloons exploded - explaining phenomena
Recently, scientists had accurate explanations for the phenomenon of balloons exploding, injuring many users.
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Why does the balloon explode?
Balloons are a decoration, a toy for children. But no one expected, a toy could explode causing the person standing near to burn badly, dangerous to life.
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The new discovery could become a revolution in the nuclear energy industry
According to calculations, the hydrogen-boron reaction could produce more positive net energy than any current reactor. Even this reactor did not produce a byproduct of…
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New discovery about the motion of water molecules
A new study shows the motion of water molecules, promising to bring more improvements to electronic devices in the future.
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Why is sugar so sticky?
White sugar and salt are very confusing and you must have fallen into the scene when your grill is salty
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Toyota built a factory that turned cow dung into electricity
This will be a 100% renewable energy and hydrogen fuel plant on the world's first commercial scale.
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Why does the ball fly in the air?
Have you ever wondered why the ball can fly in the air? If you do not know, please refer to the article below.
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The tragedy of 'Titanic in the air' ended the balloon era
On May 6, 1937, the Hindenburg balloon - the pride of Germany - exploded into a large area of Lakehurst, New Jersey, and the United States was engulfed in smoke and fi…
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Humans can produce hydrogen and oxygen, so why can't we produce water?
Not only is there all the constituent elements that make up water, we can create this precious resource!
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The big mystery about antimatter is about to be explained
For the first time in two decades physicists at CERN measured the light emitted by an antimatter atom, proving the antiparticle of hydrogen was the mirror image of norma…
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Triti is the element that holds the key to creating unlimited energy?
The Z machine at Sandia National Laboratory in New Mexico is one of the most powerful radiation sources in the world.
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How dangerous is the container for explosive materials?
Concerning the explosion in Ha Dong, many doubts were caused by sawing explosives.
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Determining the origin of water on Earth
For many years, scientists have argued about the origin of water on Earth: available or brought by meteors.
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How much water is needed to quell the Sun?
Imagine we are holding a giant bucket of water to put out the Sun's fire.
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7 horrible truths about cyanide - poison that is covering Tianjin
According to Laodong, Chinese authorities warned that cyanide levels in the surrounding water where the explosion occurred in Tianjin were 356 times higher than allowed.