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Vacuum pillar touches strange land in Indian temple
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Vacuum pillar touches strange land in Indian temple

Of the more than 70 pillars of ancient Lepakshi temple in India, there is a tree that does not touch the ground and humans can pass objects such as thin towels or sheets…

December 18, 2018
10 predictions are right after a hundred years
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10 predictions are right after a hundred years

Some scientists, technical experts, and writers, filmmakers have had strange and accurate predictions about what will happen or appear in the future, even hundreds of ye…

December 18, 2018
Super unique greetings custom around the world
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Super unique greetings custom around the world

In every corner of the world, there are different customs and greetings. Besides the common greetings such as shaking hands, waving ... there are still many unique greet…

December 18, 2018
What is the dying person most regretful?
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What is the dying person most regretful?

The new book of a former nurse who takes care of those who are near death, reveals what they regret most when they are about to leave their lives.

December 18, 2018
New discovery of human touch
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New discovery of human touch

The touch of people is many times more accurate than what was previously known, to the nanoscale, according to the first study to measure tactile ability in humans.

December 18, 2018
Scientific facts are mistaken (P1)
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Scientific facts are mistaken (P1)

Pride of Chinese people for many years - The Great Wall is still there. The only thing is that from the space looking down, the Great Wall just looks like a earthworm.

December 18, 2018
The invisible hand
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The invisible hand

Have you ever wanted to know what an invisible hand looks like? It's a little bigger than the real one, but the fingers are shorter. According to New Scientist website,…

December 18, 2018
Touching the opposite sex makes her
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Touching the opposite sex makes her

Latest research of the University of St. Andrews, England showed that when physically exposed to the opposite sex, the skin surface temperature of the weaker sex will in…

December 18, 2018
The brain is most active at age 50
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The brain is most active at age 50

American scientists have created a turning point in understanding the function of the brain. They determined that, with age, the brain's intellectual potential only incr…

December 18, 2018