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Find a way to boil water in the blink of an eye
Recently, scientists in Germany have found a way to make water reach extremely high temperatures in less than a blink of an eye.
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Why can't firefighters hear the alarm?
Firefighters are equipped with emergency alarms with quite large sound intensity. However, their colleagues participating in fire fighting often do not hear this alarm.…
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Decode white light at death
The survey showed that a series of electroencephalic impulses arose in mice right after death, leading scientists to hypothesize that the near-death experience is very l…
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Method of finding objects falling on the sea surface
According to scientists, objects falling into the sea are vibrating, also following a separate law of motion, whereby humans can locate falling objects in order to searc…
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The Earth Core rotates at an unstable speed
Earth's inner core actually rotates at different speeds - a finding was published in Nature Geoscience.
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Light granular or waveform?
A recent experiment (November 2) by scientists at the University of Bristol in England showed for the first time that light in the form of particles and waves simultaneo…
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Why is there a wave in the sea shell?
Put a large shell or shell in your ear, you will hear the soft waves of the sea. However, the vast ocean cannot get into that small shell. so what sound? The answer is t…
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Sleep secret
This is an important highlight that the world's leading expert on sleep, Dr. Dang Vu Thien Thanh shared with PV. He has studied for many years in this field at the Unive…
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Decipher the mysterious noises from the ground
People in the small village of Woodland (Durham - England) almost every night have to hear strange strange noises coming from the underground.
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The 15 most adventurous games on the planet
Adventure always challenges all qualities of people but makes us feel like a conqueror. Here are the most legendary, most challenging, most glamorous, most adventurous,…
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People can still study while sleeping
The organs in the brain record new words before going to bed and after waking up, they will remember more clearly than when they first started.
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'Dissection' wireless charging technology
Currently, each individual often has many devices such as computers, phones, music players ... and dozens of chargers with cordless wires.
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Wi-Fi waves can harm children
Scientists worry that Wi-Fi transmitters can cause bad symptoms in children, such as headaches, dizziness, and insomnia.
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Vietnamese scientist discovered the secret of sleep
Vietnamese doctor Dang Vu Thien Thanh published the study of why some people still can sleep despite the noise.
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Waves due to explosive explosions cause brain damage even when there is no direct impact on the head area
New research on the effects of wave explosions can help deepen understanding of head injury and improve the design of protective helmets for soldiers.