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This summer in Russia there is a city at 11pm that the night has not turned off
An interesting phenomenon, but it seems unattractive for players who want to rest.
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Announcing the truth about the first patient using penicillin
Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin in 1928 is often recounted as a coincidence. On that day, Fleming was too tired to lazy to wash his lab dishes.
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Why is our blood red, but not green?
Human blood is red because of red blood cells, containing hemoglobin. This is a protein that contains a red compound called heme, which is very important in transporting…
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Why wrinkled fingers when soaked in water?
Many people have ever wondered, even worried about their health because of the wrinkled, ugly skin of hands, feet and skin like the dried water raisins.
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Decode 'blood dose'
Scientists found 26 genetic variants that made them different and also confirmed: yes
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The first human race evolved to dive 70 meters deep
The Bajau people currently living in Indonesia possess another large spleen that is often suitable for sea fishing.
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The three most notorious tyrants of the Middle Ages night
The Middle Ages was one of the darkest and most savage times in European history, and this was also the time when the most cruel monarchs appeared.
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Blood Extract - The most savage and mysterious weapon in Chinese history
Legend has it that under the reign of King Ung Chinh - the Qing Dynasty, in order to destroy the opposing elements, the emperor had researched and used a powerful weapon…
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Interesting history of blood type A
People of type A have special characteristics different from those of group O and the rest of the blood group.
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'Super Blue Moon Blood' has made the romantic city of Venice fall into this tragedy
Venice is a dreamy city with a legendary canal system, considered the most famous heritage in the world.
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How did the ancients 'deal' with the blood moon?
The red eclipse, also known as the blood moon, is a natural phenomenon that occurs because light from the Moon's surface is refracted when it passes through the Earth's…
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How did the total eclipse save Christopher Columbus's life?
For ten years from 1492 to 1502, Columbus explorer made four ocean voyages to the New World.
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500 million skin cells are excreted every day but why does blood, body fluids do not leak through the skin?
We know that every day, the body releases 500 million dead skin cells and about 1 liter of sweat.
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Cold-blooded eunuchs killed two Chinese emperors
The eunuch who served under the North Wei Dynasty also killed two Chinese emperors, acted brutally, and seized power.