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The secret of Europe's largest Sphinx and touching story behind it
When it comes to the Sphinx, surely one of us thinks of the mysterious Egypt and thinks that there is no Sphinx anywhere in the world!
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Detecting a series of golden rays gleaming like human hair but no one dared to touch it for the following reason
On June 4, Kīlauea volcano in Hawaii had a terrible lava eruption after 30 years of sleep, making more than 1,700 people evacuated here.
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The reason most of the rain never touches the ground
Rain falls into the sea or water particles evaporate during the falling process, resulting in very small amounts of rain hitting the soil.
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Why does the hand not burn when immersed in molten metal?
The famous science program MythBusters (Discovery channel) shows how the finger does not burn when immersed in metal (here is lead) melted.
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Why is your headphone coil always self-messed up even if it doesn't touch at all?
Anyone who uses a phone or a music player, not needing a smartphone, has also been in an extremely uncomfortable situation when his headphone strings are constantly tang…
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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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Japan TBS station pointed out that the cause of everyone's foot is as big as ... t
TBS (Japan) has pointed out a habit that many people suffer from, making our calves bigger and bigger.
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Video: Explain getting 'electric shock' whenever your elbow accidentally touches the hard object
Perhaps we have all experienced feeling like an electric shock when accidentally letting the elbow touch somewhere or hitting the concave for example.
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Why do so many planes fly in the sky at the same time and never touch each other?
As people's demand for airplanes has increased, the sky has become more and more crowded and accidents have increased dramatically.
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The grave emits sounds and images when people come close
This unique product helps visitors get a real and deeper experience of the deceased.
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Why is the LCD screen wavy when a finger is touched?
Why do LCD screens often have ripples when you touch them?
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Why do you get jerky when you touch objects in the winter?
There are many reasons why you don't like winter at all, but perhaps the most annoying thing is that you often encounter small electric shocks that make you feel numb.
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Stunned with valuable keyboards ...
Worldwide, there are keyboards worth up to several thousand dollars, such as the Happy Hacking Keyboard.
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Why do we often close our eyes when we kiss?
Research by British psychologists indicates that the brain cannot process image and emotional data at the same time when kissing.