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The 5 'facts' you've ever learned in school turned out to be completely wrong
Over time, even events that we consider to be immutable can change. There are things that you can expect from school, but they are not.
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The crazy idea of using nuclear weapons in history
Since its invention, nuclear weapons have been used for many different purposes. Among them there are pretty ideas
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The truth about the banyan tree and Cuoi on the Moon that we often see
When Vietnamese people look at the moon, they picture the banyan tree and Mr. Cuoi. The foreigner watching the moon is a figure of a man.
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Myths about liberation are not well known
How liberal is right? What is the true meaning of liberation? We must answer those questions before performing the ritual of birth, or we may have more negative karma.
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Decode the phenomenon of the moon
With the star especially the natural satellite of the earth, there are two reasons for it to be seen clearly in the daytime: the moon is bright enough for you to see it…
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After tens of years, NASA finally revealed its 'secret' inventions
NASA recently announced many tests for its top secret inventions.
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Our survival is threatened by these dangerous objects
Do you think that the people on the brink of extinction are the scariest disaster?
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The lore of the Moon
Here are the most famous legends of humanity's major cultures about the Moon.
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The reason the Moon seems to follow us
The Moon seems to follow you as you move, because it is too far away from other objects on Earth.
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The giant ocean on Saturn's moon may contain life
Saturn's moon Enceladus has a giant ocean 2 km deep beneath the southernmost icy surface.
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The reason for February is only 28 or 29 days
Each calendar month has between 30 and 31 days, but February is only 28 or 29 days if it is a leap year, due to the retention of the previous Roman calendar.
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How to determine the direction by the Moon
If you get lost in the dark, the position of the Moon in the sky can help us determine the direction.
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2017- Year of head implants, milk processing without cows
Testing of ultra-high speed boats, head implants, milk-making without cows ... are the most anticipated scientific and technological events in 2017, according to CNN.
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Moonlight will hinder observing the most beautiful meteor shower of the year in Vietnam
In the morning of 13 and 14 months, astronomers can watch the meteor shower Geminids. This is also the last meteor shower of 2016.
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Why is there 7 days a week?
A week with seven days has long been an almost obvious thing. But to understand its origins, we need to return to ancient civilizations. The BBC will help us answer thes…