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Some volcanoes are more dangerous than human calculations
Through studying the eruption of Chaitén volcano, Chile, the scientific group came to the conclusion that some dangerous volcanoes in the world can erupt much faster tha…
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Early-stage complex organisms fed by osmosis
Research at Virginia Tech has shown that the oldest complex forms of life - living in nutrient-rich seas over 540 million years ago - can be eaten by osmosis.
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The Andes salt lake reflects the history of the Earth's climate and history
Covering the entire landscape is a thick salt shell on the surface, which accumulates over the millennia due to the dual impact of low rainfall and high humidity in the…
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Unexpected limit of ingenuity
'Press your finger hard on the surface. Now press as hard as you can but move your finger slowly with the ticking of the clock. Time moves faster. Faster
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Evidence explains why we have fingerprints
Fingerprints do not hold the primates as they once thought, scientists have recently discovered. In fact, they reduce the friction needed to grasp smooth surfaces.
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The process of dripping lithosphere below the surface of the Earth
There are some parts of the world where the kinetic activity below the surface of the Earth cannot be detected.
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Mites living in the community on wind cockroaches can reduce the risk of allergies
According to a recent study, tiny ticks that live on the surface of the Madagascan wind cockroach help reduce the presence of mold, thereby reducing allergic reactions.
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Velcro on the petals helps the bee cling
When honeybees collect nectar, how do they cling to it?
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Why do we have them?
Unlike most of the body wrinkles formed by the bending and elasticity of the skin, fingerprints are not the result of repetitive actions.
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Why re-deposition on the flower dew?
The roses with sweet aroma and the delicate petals sparkling with dewdrops can make the heart of the most icy heart crush.
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How can insect breath under water?
There are hundreds of species of insects that live mainly in water where there is more food on the shore. MIT mathematicians discovered how bugs can breathe underwater.
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Water still has many mysteries
According to modern research works, the ancient Earth was smaller in size and the spindle had a greater speed than it is now. And the cycle of the day tends to be longer…
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Why is the ice slippery?
A question that science has not found an answer for a century and a half. It is still known that the thin layer of water on the ice surface causes this slippery. But the…
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Answer the phenomenon of
Many people put a hand on the wheel surface. Read the spell and it will ... spin. Game
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Why play on the ice surface?
The ice on the rivers and lakes or on the jars of water in the winter are all closed on the surface of the water, never happened in the case of ice in the bottom of the…