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Scientific explanations of ghosts
A previous survey in the UK also showed the same percentage of 52% of participants believed in the supernatural world. So what is the truth of this problem?
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For the first time, we have evidence that Earth's inner core exists in solid form
For the first time, geologists have confirmed that the Earth's inner core - the innermost part of the Earth's heart - exists in a solid body.
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Why can tsunamis destroy all obstacles?
Tsunami (tsunami) is a series of waves created when a large volume of ocean water is flashed on a large scale.
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Thunder gods suck water in the sea
Natural water vents called the Thunder God wells seem to attract ocean water into the ground in photos taken from the Oregon coast.
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Strange phenomenon of 'grided sea' and an unbelievably simple answer!
When Photoshop and photo editing tools appear with increasing sophistication and ease of use, edited products are also increasingly difficult to distinguish from real pr…
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The ground heaves like a wave of water under a digging bucket
A worker who controls the excavator records the moment when a large sandy area underneath the bobbing machine floats like ripple waves in Kitimat, British Columbia, Cana…
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Kheops pyramid turned out to be a
Physicists from Germany and Russia studied the properties of Kheops pyramid and concluded that this work could attract electromagnetic energy into the inner chamber.
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The culprit makes the missing ship in Bermuda triangle
The expert team at the University of Southampton, UK, speculated that the natural phenomenon of the waves could explain the mysterious disappearances of ships in the Ber…
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A million billion tons of diamonds can be filled underground
These diamonds are located in an inaccessible depth, from 145 to 240 km, at the base of the craton, located at the bottom of the tectonic plate and hardly moving since a…
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These people claim to be ... allergic to Wifi waves, but what is the truth behind it?
Allergy is not only an unpleasant disease, but it can also be dangerous. People who are allergic if not careful can get swollen airways, leading to death.
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Record 'monsters' like Loch Ness in the British Canal
Recently, a new video by the author Josh Hawking of England is making the social network wave because a creature is very similar to the Loch Ness monster.
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Catching the king's crabs was dangerous, filming the catch movie was even more dangerous!
Forbes magazine and many other newspapers have long held that Alaska king crab catching is the most dangerous occupation in America.
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American physicists have created an
Scientists have created dozens of structures that reflect or transmit sound waves through them perfectly, but they all only work in the atmosphere.
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Structure and principles of microwave operation
Microwave ovens are becoming more and more familiar in families, it is very versatile, is a kitchen that saves time thanks to microwave radiation that burns food for hum…
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Professor Stephen Hawking's brain
Stanford scientists (USA) - led by Dr. Phillip Low - are working with Professor Stephen Hawking to access his brain waves directly.