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Shocked DNA analysis: Most Egyptians are not Arabs
After more than 10 years of analyzing DNA samples from hundreds of people, the National Genome Project (NGGP) has revealed an amazing fact that most Egyptians are not Ar…
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41 minutes on the bottom of the lake and the marvelous end of the 13-year-old boy shocked the doctor
A miracle far beyond our imagination has just appeared with a 13-year-old boy. Lying motionless at the bottom of the lake 41 minutes, I'm still lucky
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Reveal shock of aliens building pyramids
The three large pyramids on the Giza plateau are lined up with three stars that make up the constellation of Orion's Belts.
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Why do you get jerky when you touch objects in the winter?
There are many reasons why you don't like winter at all, but perhaps the most annoying thing is that you often encounter small electric shocks that make you feel numb.
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Why do electrical plugs have to be designed with 3 legs for cumbersome?
A very small detail on the electrical plugs many people do not notice but in fact it has a very important role to ensure your safety when using electricity.
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Famous novelist predicts cannibalism
The story of cannibalism in the novel by writer Edgar Allan Poe shocked the opinion because the content was a strange way to the accident that occurred decades later.
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The US Navy tested earthquake weapons
The US Geological Survey (USGS) identified the tremors on July 16 off the coast of Florida not an earthquake, but a naval explosion test.
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How to survive a grenade explosion?
Exploding grenades will deal damage with shell pieces, shock waves or damage components that are crammed inside (iron balls, metal pieces, ...). Will anyone have a chanc…
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Why is the bigger the diamond the harder it is to price?
One of the events that shocked the world in 2015 was the miners of the Lucara Diamond company in Botswana found the world's largest diamond (1,111-cara) in the last 100…
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Things to remember to survive terrorism
The shootings and suicide bombings in Paris on the night of November 13, 2015 killed more than 150 people and shocked the world public. So the question is: How do I not…
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Shocked with strange bans in the world
Valentine's ban, banning small breasts from filming 'black' movies, banning watching Avatar movies in 2D ... are bizarre laws that exist in many countries around the wor…
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The most horrifying psychological experiment in history
Not spilling a drop of blood, no one was killed or injured, but the Milgram Experiment still has the reputation of being the most inhumane 'inhuman' experiment in histor…
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Sports history 'The most punched kick' in the world
Watching a match Calcio Storico will keep you from being shocked and dumbfounded when you see players trying to assassinate each other on the field.
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12 shocking facts about all things around us are unknown
In addition to the Sun, bats and giraffes, Earth and our bodies also contain shocking facts that you don't know.
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Why do people have earwax?
Earwax has the function of protecting, preventing infections, preventing dust and helping the ears from being shocked by the sounds that are too loud