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Shocking research on demons,
A recent CBS poll (US) shows that nearly half of Americans believe in demons, 22% say they have seen or felt the presence of demons. Does the devil really exist?
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NASA is developing an imaginary aircraft, flying faster than the speed of sound
The space agency's budget also requires a grant for a new type of aircraft that appears to exist only in sketches and in the imagination of NASA engineers: the X-Plane p…
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Surviving an explosion: It's not as easy as on the movie!
It seems that such films also inadvertently make people despise the scaryness of an explosion.
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Will raising the phone help improve mobile waves?
Lin Zhong, a professor of electronics and computers at Rice University, said so when asked about the movements anyone in the world ever did at least once in this life.
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What is digital radio technology (DAB)?
Here are the basics of DAB - Digital Audio Broadcasting, a form of radio technology being used in some countries ...
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Norway became the first country to stop broadcasting FM
Norway completed the transition to use digital radio technology, becoming the first country in the world
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Why did I hear echoes when I shouted on the top of the mountain, but in the room?
When you stand on a hill or in the middle of a large forest and shout your name, after a while you will hear the sound of your name repeating again (though it breaks dow…
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The wave breaking suitcase protects the head of Russia
This device is capable of interfering with radio signals and remote control on all frequency bands.
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Your microwave may leak radioactive rays, and this is an easy way to check for 30 seconds
Do not let serious incidents come from the familiar microwave oven, but quickly prevent it to protect yourself and your family.
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Can sound waves kill you?
These waves can also travel through solids and liquids, meaning they can also move through the body.
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What is a thermo-weapon?
Explosive heat bombs cause a series of turbulence waves with longer duration and much greater strength than other solid explosives.
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Mobile phone elements can cause a fire in a gas station
When entering the gas pump, remember to turn off your phone, never unplug your phone, or you'll have serious consequences like the young man in the clip below.
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Learn about the sound that helps you ... see ghosts
This is the answer to why there are people who claim to have seen ghosts.
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What happens if you don't turn off your phone when you fly?
Turning off all electronic devices must be turned off or switched to airplane mode has become routine, flight attendants are reminded on every flight.
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Why do Americans still believe in the ability of radio waves to be more mobile?
In an era when mobile waves bring many features superior to radio waves, why people still believe in using a technology