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Marvel at the space below the Antarctic ice shelf at a depth of 300 meters
Warming seawater phenomenon is seriously threatening the existence of ice shelves in Antarctica.
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The wrong scientific knowledge that everyone believes is true
Monosodium glutamate is actually not harmful to human health unless you are allergic to the ingredients of this spice.
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Unique new year greetings in the world
The greetings at the beginning of the new year are a way of expressing joy and friendliness. However, the greetings of the peoples of the world each differ from each oth…
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'Super Blue Moon Blood' has made the romantic city of Venice fall into this tragedy
Venice is a dreamy city with a legendary canal system, considered the most famous heritage in the world.
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How was the winter Olympic ice rink made?
The Korean Pyeongchang Winter Olympics is about to take place from February 9, and the organizers are rushing to the final preparations.
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Why are Vietnam U23 aircrafts being
Million hearts fans are heading to Vietnam U23 team. But why when the plane landed, there was water sprayed on it?
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South Africa hydroelectric dam has a capacity of 480 billion liters of running water
The latest images from NASA satellites for water levels at Theewaterskloof hydroelectric dam, the largest reservoir in South Africa's Cape Town capital are at an alarmin…
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People who buy peaches are burning the original but do you know this truth?
To keep peaches fresh for Tet, many people use the original burning method. But many say that this is counterproductive.
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The truth makes everyone fall back to pure water
As the water becomes more pure, the stronger the ionic bonding force between them, and the more easily the water dissolves the molecule of any compound.
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The rotating house uses the power of storms to settle on the ground
Homes of the future are capable of resisting storms and withstanding the weight of the wind. Architect Margot Krasojevic has created houses revolving around a wall.
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Users do not need to worry about using E5 gasoline
This affirmation is made by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Le Ninh, expert on internal combustion engine and motive mechanics, Nguyen Vice Chairman of Vietnam Automobile Engine…
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Customary practices of New Year's Day of the countries
The upcoming Lunar New Year, each country will have a different way of celebrating Tet. Let's see what unique customs are on the New Year in different countries.
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Why before the launch, people often break a bottle of wine?
In fact, smashing a bottle of wine every time a ship launches existed long ago, earlier than the birth of ships powered by fuel or coal.
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New discovery about the motion of water molecules
A new study shows the motion of water molecules, promising to bring more improvements to electronic devices in the future.
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How to measure sea level?
In the last 100 years, Earth's climate has warmed about 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree Celsius). As a result, water overflows into ice sheets, ice sheets and glaciers…