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The land of 120,000 years without the sun in Antarctica
According to Live Science, a group of scientists from the British Antarctic Survey Agency (BAS) is currently exploring the mysterious marine ecosystem under the Antarcti…
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Philippines: The sky suddenly turned purple like the end of the world
According to the Daily Star, in the video, viewers can see purple light through clouds.
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The world's darkest building looks like a starry sky
A building designed specifically for the Winter Olympics in Korea covered the world's blackest material to absorb 99% of visible light.
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7 misconceptions about mosquito prevention: It turns out that citronella cultivation can be counterproductive
Some species, such as Asian midges, burn during the day.
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Interesting yet, this is the traffic light in Ukraine
Countdown to green light / red light is old technology!
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How did the ancients 'deal' with the blood moon?
The red eclipse, also known as the blood moon, is a natural phenomenon that occurs because light from the Moon's surface is refracted when it passes through the Earth's…
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The sun shines green light on the sea
A photographer captures the moment when the Sun sets with the bright green halo above.
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The undersea city was built from a 250 million year salt mine
This salt mine was formed 250 million years ago, under the seabed, as a rock salt material. When the sea is shallow it leaves a large cave with a huge amount of salt.
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Why do the characters in the painting always follow our eyes?
You must have seen the hairs and cheeks sometimes cold by the feeling that the paintings always follow me. This phenomenon has now become popular in modern painting, and…
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The new method helps harvest 6 wheat crops a year
The team planted several greenhouse plants under continuous LED operation, emitting light at a certain wavelength to promote photosynthesis.
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10 questions you really need to know the answer
Here are 10 questions that even young adults have ever wondered, but do we all know the answer?
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The scenes go against the laws of physics and still attract thousands of viewers
Visual effects always make viewers
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The obvious but not everyone knows about Christmas
Christmas is celebrated in many countries around the world with many interesting and even amazing things.