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Understanding Vietnam 's killing killer
During the war, Vietnam made many enemy troops tremble by the massive army of anti-tank guns B-40, B-41, B-50.
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Discover Russian helicopter Kamov Ka-52 Alligator named
Russian helicopter Kamov Ka-52 Alligator was once identified by Russian leaders as the world's best combat helicopter. The Ka-52 Alligator is responsible for patrolling,…
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Discover the power of the new 'monster' of super-T-14 Armata
Russia's super tank T-14 Armata is increasingly showing its power
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Military weapons 'strange' ever appeared
When it comes to military weapons, people often think of guns, bullets, tanks, airplanes ... however, the world has appeared strange weapons that no one knows, even Lice…
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11 secret weapons developed by Japan during World War II
We have heard a lot about the scientific and technological achievements, a variety of technologies and weapons manufactured by Western countries during World War II.
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The ability to shoot down planes of fighters Ukraine
The Su-25 is an aerial and aerial fighter aircraft at close range, primarily used to destroy tanks or armored vehicles.
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Find out the location of the car fuel tank cap
If you notice, in some cars the fuel tank cap is located at the side of the asset, the other is the fuel in the opposite position. So why is there such a problem?
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Mistakes about saving gas
Pumping the bottle to avoid evaporation, the number of stops at the time of use or the use of additives is one of the misconceptions about fuel savings.
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What is 'nuclear melting'?
The melting of nuclear fuel rods when the temperature in the reactor's core rises to an extremely high level is called
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Why is there a deep diver without oxygen tanks?
Half a century ago, science thought that humans could not dive as deep as 115 feet (about 35 meters) at a time, but today this ability has been far removed. Some people…
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Scientists are tame bluefin tuna to get enough sushi ingredients
This method of aquaculture will give us an endless source of tuna to enjoy.
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Tiny shrimp species can save the Earth before climate change
A recent study at Stanford University showed the impact of marine species on our climate.
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Animals still sleep at night even without the brain
American scientists first observed jellyfish, an animal without the brain and central nervous system, also slept at night, UPI reported on Sept. 21.
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For the first time in history recorded sharks are sleeping
You have seen how your goldfish sleeps in a tank, so it is ready to see a scary but majestic thing hundreds of times.
