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How does the bus in the river work?
Buses on the river have similar operating principles to conventional types when traveling on land. However, when entering the water, the car turned into a motorboat.
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Those at risk of extinction because of technology
One of the challenges for today's developed economies is the risk of disappearance of many traditional jobs, due to the increase in the use of human robbery technology.
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The strange ice circle rotates in the middle of the American river
The perfect circular tape rotating in the heart of the river flowing through Michigan, USA, made many locals confused.
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Hallucinations make drivers cause accidents for pedestrians
When the driver focuses on driving, objects that appear in peripheral vision can be removed by the brain, creating a new illusion, increasing the risk of accidents.
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Hot lava rivers like the Sun flow from Canada to Russia
A research team found that molten lava flows through 9000 and Russia, 420 km wide and nearly as high as the Sun.
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'River in the sky' can cause floods to destroy species
The atmospheric river may contain 15 times more water than the Mississippi River, creating heavy rains, flooding and destroying many animals.
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Find the most difficult language to learn in the world
Pirarra, the dialect of the original tribe, currently has only about 350 people living along the Maicí River, the Brazilian Amazon forest area, the most difficult langua…
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MH370 has no driver when rushing into the sea
A new analysis shows that no one controls the missing aircraft MH370 when it rushes into the sea.
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Tokyo pushes water down 'Pantheon Power on the ground', lake glides in the river
Tokyo has 107 large and small rivers, with a total length of 858km. In the snowy season, the water flow of these rivers rises, pouring into Tokyo Bay.
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Passenger car support takes brakes on the pass under a scientific perspective
The process of speeding trucks for passenger cars can be explained in terms of soft collision phenomenon, in which the skill of the driver and truck weight are two decis…
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Secret helps Usain Bolt run the fastest in the world
Scientific research shows that the special structure of two knees can be the main cause of the overwhelming success of Jamaican sprinter athletes.
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Visit the most secret places on the planet
In the world, there are still places and structures that contain many unknown secrets.
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Discovering the mysterious phenomenon 'The sea is split in half' on each ocean
Every ocean in the world has a number of areas where the sea surface has been divided into two different water colors.
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Rescue agents for NASA
Behind NASA's successful space spacecraft launches a shadow of a secret US government agency.