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When you turn off the light in the room, where did the light go?
According to Scienceabc, light is made up of millions of extremely small particles (these particles are not visible to the naked eye known as photons).
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Mistakes make scientists pay with life
Sometimes small errors in the research process can also take scientists' lives.
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Radiation levels increased near the place where the North tried the H bomb
Monitoring stations on the China-Korea border detect a trend of increased radiation, but experts suspect this may be due to natural causes instead of the H. bomb test.
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To destroy the world, only 10 fusion bombs are needed
Business Insider said that as soon as World War II ended, scientists developing atomic bombs dropped on Japan had anticipated the number of nuclear weapons needed to des…
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Tree sunscreen withstands Antarctic summer
Researchers at the University of Santiago, Chile have the ability to prepare products that protect people and crops from solar radiation from two types of plants that to…
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Why do hot days often see puddles in front of me?
The total reflex phenomenon causes pedestrians on a hot day to see illusions of objects like puddles.
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The truth after the microwave leak test by mobile phone
Recently on the internet or TV, it was reported that when you put the phone in the microwave (turned off) and call. If your phone rings, it means the microwave has leake…
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Detecting mysterious radioactivity scattered throughout Europe
A large number of dangerous radioactive particles appear scattered 7 European countries that scientists can not explain the cause.
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Can measure time without clock
French scientists have recently discovered a way to measure the delay of time while photovoltaic emission without the use of a clock (a very small fraction of time).
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For the first time, the scene broke the wall of light
When an object moves faster than sound, it creates an ultrasonic explosion. Therefore, in theory, if something moves faster than light, it will also produce a fruit
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Measure an internal atomic event within a trillionth of a second
German physicists at Ludwig Maximilian Munich have measured the time when this process occurs when one of the two electrons in a helium atom escapes from the atom after…
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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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Looking at the microwave makes your eyes look like this?
Many people warn that looking into the microwave can permanently blind your eyes. How bad is it?
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Decode 10 extremely unexpected facts about the world
So far, many facts about the world have been clarified by experts, causing many surprises for humankind.
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The chaotic magnetic field of the ancient Earth
The Earth once had more than two magnetic poles in the past and the magnetism of the magnetosphere was much weaker than that of the Sun today.