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Quiz: Find the true Moon between 8 frying pan and 1 Moon
You probably won't be able to guess what the true Moon is in the series of nine pictures below.
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The science behind sugar-making habits
The preference for sweets is not the only reason we give a little sugar to coffee or tea. According to scientists, sugar plays an important role in reducing bitter taste…
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How many elephants are a cloud?
Clouds are something that is so familiar to us that we are almost indifferent to it. But have you ever thought how heavy the clouds are floating in the sky?
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7 horrible truths about cyanide - poison that is covering Tianjin
According to Laodong, Chinese authorities warned that cyanide levels in the surrounding water where the explosion occurred in Tianjin were 356 times higher than allowed.
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Sea water - The key to forming the most abundant diamond mines in the world
Researchers have discovered the key to forming some of the world's most abundant diamond mines. This discovery may pave the way for creating more precious gems.
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What will the ocean look like in 100 years?
By studying coral populations in response to the changing marine environment, scientists have drawn a wild picture 100 years later.
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Story of concrete - king of construction materials
Concrete, what can we say about it? A very popular construction material in modern life, some people know it is the result of mixing cement, water and lime ... and what…
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Classification of nuclear reactors
There are many ways to classify nuclear reactors, of which the most common classification is based on the retardants and heat transfer agents used in the reactor.
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How did the debris drift when the plane crashed?
Depending on the characteristics and structure of each part, aircraft debris can quickly sink or float on the water and wash ashore.
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Reveal the secret to help people walk on the water
No need to be a magician or apply tricks to create scenes, anyone of us can walk on the water if we know how to turn it into
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7 places hidden in the water surprised you
The cities in the list below Mentafloss once was a busy place or famous tourist destination. However, for some reasons these places are now submerged in water.
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How to make artificial rain in the desert
One of the driest countries on Earth, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is trying to make it rain in the desert by flying planes
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Huge 'Ocean' under the dry desert in China
Chinese scientists discovered huge amounts of groundwater far beyond the 5 largest lakes in the US at the Tarim basin desert, Northwest Xinjiang, China - one of the drie…
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New findings on the reaction of sugar, water and coffee
Researchers say caffeine, sugar and water will react to each other in a different way than most people think.
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Filtered water for long periods of time
Scientists found that, if you put a cup of water outside overnight, its chemical composition may be changed so that the next morning when you drink it, it will taste sli…