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Photos of the Vietnam War protest movement in the 60s
The wave of protests against the Vietnam War boomed in the heart of the United States and many other countries transmitted a strong anti-war message in the 1960s and ear…
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Marvel at the beautiful day and night symmetrical photos
We all know that day and night are two irresistible categories. The setting sun is when the moon is up and watching things of the day and night at the same time is impos…
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Stunning photos at minus 9 degrees Celsius
Last week, temperatures in Washington sometimes dropped to - 9 degrees Celsius (minus 9 degrees Celsius) and even - 12 degrees C. Angela Kelly, a photographer, took adva…
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Mammoths and extinct animals are about to be revived
Scientists recently conducted a discussion in Washington, USA about the possibility of
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Video: Festo's magic flying robot
At the American Science and Technology Festival in Washington DC, Festo (Germany) has demonstrated some animal robots that are considered unimaginable, unbelievable!
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Video: Coping with strong winds of 175km / h at an altitude of 1900m
Strong winds with speeds of hundreds of kilometers per hour sometimes lift weather observers to a few meters above the ground.
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The US gives Vietnam patrol boats, strengthening support for coast guard
Washington has given Vietnam a sea patrol ship according to the commitment of Secretary of State John Kerry during his visit to Vietnam at the end of 2013.
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America pays money to save climate conferences
Washington said yesterday it will contribute hundreds of billions of dollars to a fund to support climate change for poor countries.
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America reduced debt to save Indonesian forests
Washington and Jakarta have signed a special agreement, whereby the country with the largest area in Southeast Asia will commit to protecting the rainforest in return fo…
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'Greening' online newspaper
A series of newspapers like The Washington Post, National Geographic ... decided to increase 'green' content to attract more readers and increase advertising revenue fro…
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America plays a website to teach nuclear bombs
Washington closed a government website that published documents about Iraq's nuclear research. Many experts believe that there is a guide to making an atomic bomb.
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Revealing the secret of the place to store the whole world
One day at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington (USA) begins with employees going to re-examine more than 126 million samples.
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Successful invention of a clean electric furnace
Researchers at the University of Washington (USA) have invented a type of thermonuclear reactor capable of producing clean electricity at a low cost.
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The first person to find a leprosy medication was a female scientist
Alice Augusta Ball was born on July 24, 1892 in Seattle, Washington, USA, whose mother is Laura, a photographer and her father is James P. Ball, Jr., a lawyer.
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Become a prodigy after being beaten
Jason Padgett - a person who lives in Tacoma City, Washington State, USA - does not have a doctoral, master's or any degree. In fact, he used to go to college but quit b…