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A million billion tons of diamonds can be filled underground
These diamonds are located in an inaccessible depth, from 145 to 240 km, at the base of the craton, located at the bottom of the tectonic plate and hardly moving since a…
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The only idea is to steam beer, you are the future of sustainable industrial design
Researchers know that the shells of crustaceans such as shrimp, crabs, lobsters ... do not have any special chemical ingredients to become so hard.
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The coldest place on Earth is actually ... even colder
A new study indicates that mountain trenches near the top of the Antarctic ice sheet reach temperatures near -100 degrees Celsius in the winter.
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The impact of yard surface material on tennis matches
Hard courts, clay courts or lawns have a great influence on tennis matches in terms of tactics, speed and competition time.
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Loch Ness monster monster appears in China?
According to the Daily Star, the video shows that a black object is slowly gliding along Kanas Lake in northwestern China.
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Changes on the surface of the Earth if the Earth goes back
If the Earth turns in the opposite direction, the continents will undergo major changes. The desert will cover North America, the arid sand dunes will replace the Amazon…
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Hot ice is almost the surface of the Sun.
American scientists have successfully created super ion tape for the first time in the laboratory. The findings were published in February in the journal Nature Physics,…
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Why can salt dissolve ice quickly?
In fact, using salt to melt ice doesn't just appear in life tips or fun experiments at home.
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The truth about quicksand
Death from subsidence in sand or swamp is the scenario commonly used in movies, but the reality is not quite the same.
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Detecting white patches on chocolate surfaces, do you eat them or throw them away?
With sweet believers, like chocolate, what's more interesting when you take the chocolate candy out and slowly sip, enjoy them?
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The fictional
I thought it was only a legend, but scientists think that the 'water separator' is entirely possible.
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What is the land? How soil formed?
Here are the basic knowledge of the soil as well as the process of soil formation, invite you to consult!
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Student He found the best way to make chips
Few people know that accurate calculation of cutting lines helps potatoes achieve maximum and maximum crispness.
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What happens when you swing your hand over a molten metal?
A much-watched video on LiveLeak shows a man in his hand who doesn't cut the molten metal completely without being injured, according to IFL Science.
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What is surprisingly interesting when it comes to putting raisins in champagne?
It is no coincidence that many people seem to enjoy it when drinking champagne and some raisins.