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Unique rubik cube can rotate and solve itself without human help
A Japanese inventor has successfully built a rubik block capable of rotating and solving itself without human assistance.
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The culprit turns solid objects into liquid, sinking cargo ships
Solid goods such as crushed or sand ore can suddenly turn into liquid form and submerge cargo ships weighing hundreds of thousands of tons.
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Unique house: The roof of the house can be opened and lying on the bed to watch the stars
The impression of this design lies in the layout of the living space and the roof is able to flip out to open the bedroom to nature.
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Customary to welcome the unique Mid-Autumn Festival around the world
Not only Vietnam, many other Asian countries also celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th lunar month.
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Drinking too much water, people are making the sea ... more salty
Areas that do not have enough drinking water often switch to desalination solutions, the process of removing salt in seawater to make it drinkable.
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Discover the 32 most unique national flags in the world
There are 197 countries recognized in the world and each country has its own flag. Just like clothes talk a lot about a person's personality, the national flag also show…
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7 psychic powers of sufferers with anxiety disorder
According to Bright Side, anxiety disorder is a very uncomfortable disease in life. However, people with this disorder may also inadvertently develop some ability to hel…
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The mysterious mummy survived for thousands of years, suddenly ... liquefied
In 2016, the mummies in North Chile gradually liquefied for no reason, researchers at the time found a way to stop it.
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The ground heaves like a wave of water under a digging bucket
A worker who controls the excavator records the moment when a large sandy area underneath the bobbing machine floats like ripple waves in Kitimat, British Columbia, Cana…
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Painter paints with ... unique sewing machines in the world
The paintings of this special artist are beautiful and vivid, but even more impressive is that he has done all the works with sewing machines.
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Another amazing thing about ancient Egyptian civilization
Dr. Jana Jones, Ancient History Department, Macquarie University, Australia and colleagues have published the results of a group analysis of a prehistoric Egyptian body.
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Unique beer has 'women's taste' in Poland
The first beer brewed in the world by the Polish brewer, The Order of the Yoni, quickly attracted attention thanks to a unique idea, using lactic acid from ... 'of 2 mod…
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How to speed up to win the final meters of the bike race
As with all other sports, bike racing has its own tactics to win.
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9 countries own the most unique and most unique things in the world
Here are 9 countries and territories that own those
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How does the spy of MI-6 British intelligence agency train memory?
Besides secret weapons (such as Hollywood's Mission Impossible series often described), intelligence and talent, spies also have a very special weapon: It's memory!