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How the British people wake when there is no watch
To wake up on time, we often rely on the help of an alarm clock or rely on a loved one.
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Why is red related to danger? Explain you never heard of it before
Red is a color associated with danger. But what is the origin of this relationship?
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Why should you stop using your phone to alarm?
Surely, you already know that using a phone, tablet or laptop is not the right thing to do before going to bed because it has a negative impact on the quality of sleep a…
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Answer the question of how to wake a deaf person when a fire occurs
But how to warn a deaf person who is sleeping very drunk during the night? The fire alarm was useless because they couldn't hear it.
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The project developed 'death alarm clock' to predict the age of death
British scientists work with insurance companies to develop an algorithm that calculates when a person dies based on a history of illness and lifestyle.
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Why is the 'postponing' button (Snooze) really an opinion?
Many of us have a habit of clicking the Snooze button -
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The birth of the Minute Repeater mechanism
In the high-end watch world, the Minute Repeater is like the ultimate goal of a race track called 'Complex Mechanism' with many top brands.
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Why do we wake up before the alarm bell?
Why do we often wake up before the alarm goes off? Scientists think it is because we are stimulated to get up on time.
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Alarm clock history
Alarm clock is a clock designed to create a loud sound at a particular time.
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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.…
Oceanography
Florida manatees die mass because of
The number of individual dead manatees in Florida this year is very alarming, when
Oceanography
Sharks are reduced in size
Oceanographers are raising alarms about the world's largest shark species that are in danger of being reduced in size. Dr Mark Meekan of the Australian Institute of Mari…
Space science
Cosmic garbage alarm from space exploration projects
NASA estimates that more than 500,000 fragments are floating at speeds of up to 28,162 km / h (17,500 mph) around the Earth.
Space science
Space station evacuated because of false alarms
The American crew on the International Space Station (ISS) had to move to the module for Russian members, following a false alarm about an ammonia leak.