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The extremely monstrous bridge of the Netherlands: Rain is to be ... flooded
The Netherlands is known to be a country lower than sea level. The lowest area is below sea level to 6.74m, located in a small town in the city of Rotterdam.
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Discover the message in the world's oldest bottle
The message contained in a bottle of gin was thrown into the sea from a German ship in 1886 and found 132 years later on the Australian beach.
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Detecting the US carrier's body from World War II
The BBC (UK) on March 6 reported that USS Lexington was found at a depth of about 3km in the Coral Sea, about 800km from the east coast of Australia.
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The destructive power of the most terrifying beast in myths
Human imagination is infinite, which is partly demonstrated by ancient mythological works from ancient times.
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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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8 strange creatures seem like they do not belong to this planet
These creatures not only have strange appearance but their customs are also very different.
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China built an 11km railway bridge on the Asian Bermuda Triangle.
Chinese engineers started implementing the project in 2013 and are confident they can complete this massive traffic project next year.
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Where does sand in the sea come from?
Formed by the changes in weather and erosion of mountains as well as over millions of years, grains of sand flow along the rivers to the sea.
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America: Extreme danger of 43 nuclear explosions leaking
The Enewetak Atoll area was used by the US government to try 43 different nuclear explosions between 1948 and 1958.
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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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Secret aircraft looking for an alien alien base?
According to the Daily Star, in the video, images from Google Earth show an aircraft with no numbers or any sign of identification.
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If you want to stay away from humans, this is where you need to be
Do you sometimes want to forget all? When everyday life becomes too stressful, do you want to go far away from the world? There are a few options for you, don't be surpr…
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Build a billion-dollar artificial island to ... collect wind power
Many countries around the world are increasingly finding more creative ways to develop wind power, including the construction of artificial islands.
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Russia receives more terrible weapons than Zircon
This is a new type of missile, capable of being on standby for long periods of time on the seabed and then following orders to destroy targets at sea or on the ground.