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Where does Christmas originate?
Christmas is known as the holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus, however not everyone knows which country Christmas originated from.
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The anti-theft lock, it took experts 16 days to pry open
The Bramah lock is a symbol of great security and is claimed to be impervious to theft even if opened.
Oceanography
Why do marine creatures swallow plastic trash wrongly?
Scientists say it is no coincidence that marine creatures, especially turtles, eat plastic waste ...
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On the way, the man suddenly hit the stone worth $ 2 billion
Accidentally stumbling on a rock the size of a fist, the diamond mine manager did not expect its value to be a legendary treasure.
Archeology
Jurassic Park movie was wrong: Velociraptor dinosaurs didn't hunt in groups
The Jurassic Park movie was proved to have misrepresented the image of Velociraptor dinosaurs, when scientists revealed that they did not hunt in groups.
Space science
Look for strange signals from distant exoplanets
A group of astronomers is looking for strange signals from distant exoplanets, or so
Biology
New spiders are identical to fashion legend Karl Lagerfeld
A newly discovered species of spider in Queensland state has been named after fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld because of this famous legend.
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Decode the exquisite ceramic vase used to feed unsuspecting horror animals
Extremely delicate, gorgeous, sometimes gold plated. However, their purpose is to feed scary animals called leeches.
Cancer
Why do cancer cells spread abnormally?
The high number of receptors of cancer cells makes them more strongly interact with blood vessel walls, pushing through the vascular wall into surrounding tissues.
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Google changed Doodle to honor Joseph Jacques Omer Plante
Joseph Jacques Omer Plante (January 17, 1929 - February 27, 1986) was a Canadian ice hockey goalkeeper.
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The priceless 'treasures' sink deep into the ocean with the Titanic
On the legendary Titanic ship more than a century ago there were countless priceless treasures and many of them still lie somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean.
Conquer Mars
Aliens are hiding underground?
Humans can touch alien creatures, even alive, if they drill deep into Mars.
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Science has proved: Your intelligence will decline significantly without air conditioning
Have you ever experienced such hot and sunny days that you feel so sluggish, so tired, that you feel your brain flowing into water?
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Real-life atoms are not identical to this figure
To know about the above atomic model symbol, first, let's find out where it comes from.
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Actually Edison is not the only one who invented the light bulb?
The story of the bulb began long before Edison was granted a patent for the successful invention of the light bulb and put it into commercial use for the first time in 1…