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Ballet
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Articles about Ballet
10 published items.
Animal world
The Truth About Fat Hippos: They Eat Very Little, Walk Like Ballet, And Make Sunscreen
Hippos are the terror of Africa. Weighing up to tons and with tusks half a meter long, they are not afraid to fight any creature.
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Are rockets and ballets the same?
Many people think that missiles and ballistic are two different ways of calling a weapon, so what about the truth?
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Garage and strange car park in the world
It is not simply an empty ground on asphalt or concrete, sandy soil, parking lots and cars below are special and unusual spaces compared to the inherent concept.
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Why are ballet dancers not dizzy despite continuous rotation of up to 32 rounds?
In fouling ballet, fouette moves - 32 rounds of continuous rotation. However, do they ever feel dizzy? If not, why?
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The ballet dancer's balance
The practice of many years has created structural changes in the brains of ballet dancers, helping them to keep balance while dancing without dizziness.
Space science
The endless dance between the Milky Way
Like ballet dancers dancing around an invisible leader, dozens of stars in the Milky Way are revolving around a supermassive black hole.
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Beams of lemurs 'ballet, hip hop dance'
Called jumping but actually this is how Madagascar's lemur in the old forest Ifotac, Madagascar.
Videos
Video: Ballet dance of the flock of birds at sunset
At sunset, Marseille, France, thousands of starling birds
Science story
Bankruptcy plan 'genius factory'
At the time of birth, the famous American ballet artist Isadora Duncan once told the British dramatist Bernard Shaw about a child of two people: