Environment
Tires cause pollution in the sea - little is known
Tires are made of natural rubber and rubber, so it is unlikely that it will be the culprit for spreading 28% of the total amount of micro-particles into the ocean, contr…
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Biology
Guayule - An easy-growing shrub for pure rubber latex to make tires of future vehicles
Rubber trees (Hevea) are the king in the rubber world, in fact many other trees can still exploit latex such as dandelions but Hevea is still the main source of natural…
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The 'deadly' weapon nearly destroyed Alexander the Great's army
The great ideas of Alexander the Great's army were invincible before every battle and never trembled at any kind of attack, but only because of the small grains of sand…
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Series of numbers printed on tires: Thinking is something that no one is paying attention to, but hiding important information
Do you admit that the sequence of codes that are molded on tire walls is something no one will notice? At first glance, it makes no sense, but in fact, those numbers of…
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Why is a motorbike tire black and not another color?
The tire has a rubber component, but the rubber is white and the tires are black. Why is that?
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Why does the plane never fly in a straight line?
Let's go find the solution why know how to save materials, but the cost of the plane is like
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Why is the Tour de France bicycle tires getting bigger and bigger, the pressure is getting lower and lower?
This tire has been studied by many experts, the most prominent being the research published by VeloNews.
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The birth history of tires
After nearly 200 years of development, tires are an important industry affecting the transportation industry.
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What does rubber molecule have to do with mass migration?
Few people know that rubber was first extracted from a resin in Latin America in 1600 BC.
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Try to blow up tires with hydraulic presses, don't try to do it at home
Among many things that were tested with Hydraulic Press Channel with hydraulic compressors, tires were one of the most dangerous things.
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Why do we have to fill the air with wheels?
Why don't we make tires entirely of rubber? Why do we fill the inside of the car with air?
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Find the history of legendary sandals in Vietnam
These are not fashionable accessories, but these sandals have a lot of meaning to the majority of Vietnamese people.
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Why don't aircraft tires explode when landing?
Thanks to such extraordinary durable tires, each flight becomes safer.
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The Airbus A380's square tire makes the aviation experts confused
The aforementioned Airbus A380-800 made a flight from Hong Kong to the UK and soon after taking off, the pilot received a warning about tire pressure loss.
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How has the story of cultivating oysters in tires become a disaster?
From a method that is assessed as