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What would the earth be without the ocean?
The oceans now cover 71% of the Earth's surface and contain about 97% of the planet's total water. If one day, they suddenly dry up, life as we know it will change drama…
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Discover the mystery of the
The catastrophic accidents caused by thunderstorms on West Lake are often accompanied by stories and mysterious phenomena that are hard to explain, there are accidents t…
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Strange structure beneath the Earth's crust
Recently, scientists found that in the Earth's crust there is a layer of rock with high adhesion and very hard, this may be the cause of the heat in the Earth can not es…
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The mystery of rocks
In central and southern Romania, far away from densely populated cities, strange rocks exist. Locals even think of a special name for them - Trovanty (
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How do the continents of the Earth form?
200 million years after the supercontinent Pangea decayed into plaques, the Earth formed 7 continents today.
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Little things tear up when living in the universe
Floating life at a height of 420 km above the Earth's surface is a memorable experience in life. However, this is a difficult environment for astronauts to adapt, even f…
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Uncovering the underground fire 5,500 years without pause
Wingen Mountain in Australia is nurturing a non-stop 5,500-year-old underground fire.
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6 lessons everyone needs for life from the scientific world
Have you ever wondered, what do I learn from the great brains of geniuses after their achievement?
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Why is precious bird feather green?
The green color on the feathers of precious birds is not the natural color of feathers but because of the light effect created when dispersed on the surface of the feath…
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Moon Facts: What We Know About Earth’s Natural Satellite
The Moon is Earth’s only natural satellite, a rocky world about 384,400 kilometers away on average whose gravity, history and surface preserve clues to the early solar s…
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Amazing discovery of the human body
If you break the tip of your finger, if the joint is close to it still intact, your fingers will regrow. The surface area of the lungs is as big as a tennis court.
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The truth about the strange shadow on the Moon
The dark secrets lurking on the surface of the Moon have long been a favorite subject of conspiracy theorists.
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Things to know about Buk missiles
Buk missiles, or SA-11 or SA-17, are a large land-to-air missile that can reach a maximum height of between 11,000 and 25,000 meters depending on the version.
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What's special about the 2014 World Cup ball?
The Ball of the World Cup 2014 is named Brazuca, produced by the famous sports firm Adidas.