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What happens when you swallow gum
If accidentally swallowed, chewing gum can resist digestive processes, but eventually it is eliminated from the body after a few days.
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The panoramic view of the toilet bowl is on every grain
There is no need for specialized tools, no need for a clerk, just use a tape or a patch so you can easily clog the bridge simply.
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Strange life in the 'wettest place in the world'
With an average rainfall of 1,200cm per year, Meghalaya is known as the world's wettest area.
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Heterosexuals of the entertainment industry in the early 20th century
The man has rubber skin,
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Unusual uses of urine
Do you know that urine can be used for energy in the future, contributing to reducing climate change and many other unexpected uses.
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Chewing gum makes the brain more sensitive
Chewing gum improves the ability to think and maintain alertness, according to research by Japanese scientists.
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Fake rubber device singing birds
US scientists have successfully built a simple rubber device that is capable of reproducing complex birds' songs.
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Hallucinations are not entirely dependent on the mind
Researchers at Oxford University found that hallucinations make people believe they have a rubber hand, not entirely dependent on the mind.
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Spider silk may have springs or rubber properties
This rugged and durable material is stronger than steel, tougher than nylon and is better elastic than Kevlar. So what material is it? Not far away is spider silk.
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How is rubber 'vastly elastic'?
Elasticity is a valuable property of rubber. Natural rubber can last 9 times, then restore the same shape. Other objects, in solid form as well as soft, are not comparab…
Oceanography
'Alien creatures' Thailand beach horror
A strange, rubber-like creature was discovered crawling along a remote beach on Koh Lanta Island, Thailand. It is about 13cm long and has a small nose.
Archeology
Soccer ball 3000 years ago
Mesoamerica people have created many types of rubber with different characteristics from more than 3,000 years ago ...
Archeology
The Mesoamerica people produced rubber from 3,500 years ago
New research from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has discovered ancient Mesoamerican rubber production capabilities 3,500 years ago ...
Space science
The Hayabusa 2 probe is on its way to reach the JU3 Ryugu meteorite
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) has just confirmed that the probe Hayabusa 2 is on its way to reach meteorite 1999 JU3 (Ryugu) after successfully executing a s…
Biology
Chinese watermelon bounces like rubber balls when thrown
Watermelons in China's Hubei province bounce like a rubber ball when thrown to the ground.