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The culprit causes illusion in the desert
Total reflection is the cause of the illusion of seeing water in the desert or on the road on a hot day.
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It is possible to grow vegetables in Antarctica without soil and sunlight
This will be a huge step forward in providing food for human outer space missions.
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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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Misunderstandings about Dubai that most people think are true
Dubai has a lot of billionaires, locals raising lions like pets or Dubai as an independent nation are all wrong knowledge.
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Car sunroof - potential danger
In 2005, one day on his way to work in Yazoo City, Mississippi, Hankins encountered an accident on the 2000 Ford Expedition.
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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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10 questions you really need to know the answer
Here are 10 questions that even young adults have ever wondered, but do we all know the answer?
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Why should you apply sunscreen even when flying?
Frequent flight makes passengers face many symptoms such as varicose veins, tinnitus, dehydration, loss of taste ...
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Why is Japan called the Land of Funan?
The country has three different names that are still widely used, but not everyone knows their meaning.
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The strange land where the Sun rises at midnight
In these exotic lands, the Sun is so present day and night that people think of the sun rising at midnight.
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You are watching the picture that has deceived the whole world for nearly a century
When we were young, the memories of most of us were associated with mythical characters. It is the Buddha, the fairy, the tiny winged fairies in fairy tales.
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The Japanese think of 'milk tea flavored water' just from a very simple method
Maybe you haven't forgotten the fever
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Life in the Korean village is close to the Korean side
Despite many troubles such as the propaganda loudspeaker 24/7, Taesung villagers also enjoy many benefits when living close to Korea.
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The psychic warned of a strong tsunami never seen sweeping Asia
According to Express, Babu Kalayil, who claims to be able to use his sixth sense to predict the future, wrote a warning letter to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Less scientific knowledge is taught in schools
The ability to boil - freeze at the same time of a liquid or the result of an egg hatching in the sea is a little knowledge you know when you are a student.