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The circle on the can of soda can not be used by most people
Most of us, every time we open our cans, throw this part away without knowing that it has such a good use.
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Watch the video of the glass shot blasted off with a 150,000 FPS camera
This material is called Prince Rupert by scientists.
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New hypothesis about the secret of making million dollar musical instruments
Italian artists may have soaked wood to make a famous violin in a mineral water tank to prevent decay and termite resistance.
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41 minutes on the bottom of the lake and the marvelous end of the 13-year-old boy shocked the doctor
A miracle far beyond our imagination has just appeared with a 13-year-old boy. Lying motionless at the bottom of the lake 41 minutes, I'm still lucky
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Interesting story behind the glass cup grinding the legendary edge
The granyonyi stakan is the granyonyi stakan glass cup, which is also known in Russia as a cup made of special thick and hard glass and has many sides. This was an extre…
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The quiz genius questions Google's genius
The world's leading technology company is known for its unique and hiring recruitment questions that make candidates think hard.
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The truth about the tribe
The Turkanna tribe lives in northern Kenya, bordering South Sudan and Ethiopia using only water to eat and not to bathe ..
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Bad trick, the bloodiest dish of Chinese people
The donkey will be tied up with four limbs, pour boiling water into the part chosen to make fur and cut each piece of meat while still alive.
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'River in the sky' can cause floods to destroy species
The atmospheric river may contain 15 times more water than the Mississippi River, creating heavy rains, flooding and destroying many animals.
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The olive oil spoon makes the surface of the lake wavy flat in the blink of an eye
A physics lecturer at Harvard University, USA shared the olive oil spooning experiment into the lake, making the rippling water surface quiet for a moment.
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Explore the most magnificent canal in the ancient world
During the peak period, Dai Van Ha canal had a total length of 2,500 km. So far, the canal still plays a big role in water transport.
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Water accounts for 70% of the Earth's surface area. Under the surface, to what extent is the water deep?
What depth can the water reach to the surface? In other words, potential life can exist at any depth below the Earth's surface?
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See how the toilet does not use water - products awarded by Bill Gates $ 710,000
Can save water and treat waste cleanly, what's more amazing?
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Why is the tape smooth?
The reason to explain why the smooth tape is still a mystery, because ice doesn't always follow a certain rule.
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Nanotubes can 'freeze' boiling water
Scientists have long known that under appropriate conditions, a small amount of water can be treated to change the boiling point or freezing point.