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The deadly vortex lurks deep beneath the still, silent water
Offshore currents or offshore currents are a common phenomenon in beaches. This is the main cause of fatal accidents for tourists when going to the beach.
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New beers are made from recycled wastewater
A brewery in Stockholm, Sweden, has launched a new beer brand made from recycled wastewater.
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Changes when people move to live in the water
In addition to seeking to breathe underwater, people will need to wear body-wear and flippers, clean ocean trash and grow many salty food crops.
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This research will tell you that water is the most mysterious liquid in the universe
Until this time, the water - the most common liquid in the world - is still surprising science.
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Why wrinkled fingers when soaked in water?
Many people have ever wondered, even worried about their health because of the wrinkled, ugly skin of hands, feet and skin like the dried water raisins.
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Unexpected truth the most admirable king of England
The famous King George III of England is considered as one of the great prince of water treatment with great achievements.
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Mysterious things about
What frightens indigenous people is that not only people, but also cows and buffalos are sucked into the cave mysteriously.
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How many people can the Earth contain?
As the world population increases, people will face many problems with food, water and quality of life.
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With this soap, you will never have to worry about slippery, easy to fall again
Tetra Soap is a new solution for soap products on the market, which helps people no longer worry about slippery conditions, easily slipping out of their hands like befor…
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Vam Nao and the interesting anecdote about the 5-legged crocodile
The West has thousands of rivers and canals, including very large rivers like Tien River, Hau River, Me Kong River, Vam Co River ... But, there is a river just less than…
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Loch Ness monster secret secret code
An international team of scientists will conduct DNA analysis to confirm or reject the myth of the Loch Ness monster, The Associated Press reported.
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People who raise 'aquatic monsters' on Gam river
Giant fried fish, sometimes up to 70 - 80kg with big heads, flat, dark black, hard like stones, were described as black 'blockbusters', sometimes sunk. river bottom ...
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10 survival skills for lost forest goers
Before starting the forest discovery journey, each of us should equip ourselves with 4 steps and 10 skills to survive in the forest if unfortunately one day gets lost in…
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History of the formation of nuclear submarines
Nuclear submarines are the types of ships operated by the energy of nuclear reactions. It has advantages in performance compared to other types of ships that are very si…
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Alan Turing's work once again saved millions of people
Alan Turing was a famous mathematician in the 20th century. He was known for his successful work on deciphering the Nazi Enigma machine, contributing to shortening World…