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Learn production processes and nuclear bomb power
The destructive power of atomic bombs (nuclear bombs) stems from tiny nuclei of protons, neutrons and electrons.
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The most impressive predictions in human history
There were predictions that seemed to appear only in sci-fi films at the time of its publication, but a period after them made people
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Strange effects of nuclear tests
The testing of ground-based nuclear bombs in the 1950s and 1960s unknowingly gave scientists today a way to prove that the brains of adults still steadily produce nerve…
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Rare picture of mushroom atomic cloud in Hiroshima
An extremely rare photograph of a giant mushroom cloud divided into two parts after the atomic bombing in Hiroshima, Japan was found.
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10 fantasy things come true
Many phenomena used to be a dream in the past but now become reality like atomic bombs, Internet ...
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America tried to create a tsunami bomb
The US and New Zealand military carried out a top secret project to build a bomb capable of causing tsunamis in the Second World War.
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Plutonium: The twin brother of Uranium
In the history of atomic bomb development, Uranium bombs and Plutonium bombs can be viewed as twin brothers. Along with U235, the Pu239 nuclei were also used to make the…
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The horrifying predictions come true
9/11 terrorism, Ebola pandemic, bombing in Oklahoma, tsunami, volcanic eruption ... are the disasters of mankind that have been predicted by humans for many years or eve…
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The mystery of the destruction of the ancient Indian citadel
The Indian River basin, 5,000 years ago, once had a thriving city suddenly in a very short time. Its relics are called
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Marshall Islands - Bikini Atoll
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Marshall's Bikini Atoll Island as a World Cultural Heritage in 2010.
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Sharks spend 4 centuries, only mating after 150 years old
Danish scientists discovered the lifespan of a Greenland shark up to 400 years, keeping the world's oldest vertebrate.
Oceanography
Project of turning the US Navy torpedo shark live
The US Navy conducted secret tests on sharks to turn them into self-exploding torpedoes when swimming near the target.
Oceanography
Divers are frightened because the sperm whale fires like a bomb exploding
A group of divers were surprised and confused when they were submerged in giant underwater dungs created by sperm whales in the waters off Dominica Island, the Caribbe…
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The bomb is in the belly of the squid
The squid, more than 90 centimeters long, was captured in shallow waters near Guangdong Province, China. People take him to the fish market in Jiaoling District. Huang,…
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Discovering the intact fight of the Nazis under the sea
A rare bomber of World War II Nazi Germany was shot down on the English Channel and nearly preserved by preserved sand.