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Mysterious Alaskan Deciphering - The land of giant vegetables
Alaska (USA) is famous for being a land full of giant vegetables. Cabbage weighing up to 63kg, 30kg melon or 15kg broccoli ... is no longer a surprise to Alaska farmers.
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Earth every year 'slimming' is 50 thousand tons
What loses is only equivalent to about 0.0000000000001% of the Earth's volume.
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5 great disasters can happen tomorrow
Terrible disasters such as tsunamis, great volcanoes ... can put millions at risk if they happen.
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Strange rays of light on Earth
Holy fire, green flashing or lightning, are strange light streams that scientists are still trying to explain.
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Decode everyday science mysteries
Many of us have long mistakenly believed in some incorrect scientific or folklore concepts. Are you confident with your common scientific knowledge? Let's go back offlin…
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Business start-up place for big men in technology industry
Not all companies start with huge properties, especially technology companies.
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How much water is needed to quell the Sun?
Imagine we are holding a giant bucket of water to put out the Sun's fire.
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12 unbelievable floating hotels exist in the world
Amazing hotels in the world take you to unforgettable sleeps.
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Mysterious mysteries of ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt is known for its numerous mystical legends, which are unbelievably large treasures and horrifying cruel curses that still fulfill today.
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8 unbelievable science applications from simple things
For scientists, they always find unexpected applications of very ordinary items around us.
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The reason why some people sneeze when looking directly at the sun
Suddenly sneezing uncontrollably when walking outside from a dark space (movie theater, closed room, ...), you should not be too worried. Because there are about 25-30%…
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Admire the world's oldest citadel
The Erbil ancient citadel is of particular interest to historians because it is the oldest inhabited residential area in the world.
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Exploring the basement 'lord of the shells'
Referring to famous landmarks in England, people often think of Big Ben clock tower, the Thames river bridge ... However, having a very unique place to listen to only ma…
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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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Li explained the phenomenon of fire rainbow
Rainbow fire appeared in the sky with many outstanding colors, but only observed in certain areas.