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Find the UFOs flying out from the supermassive black hole
UFOs (unidentified flying objects) are identified as air bubbles that flatten inside galaxies.
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Unexpected discovery of what makes life on Earth
Nestled in the deep sea, the witch of nature - the element that turns chaotic precursor molecules into the building blocks of life - still exists today.
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The reason many people can predict rain through air odors
The smell of ozone or aromatic particles in the air can be a sign that heavy rains occur.
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Newly stunned detection on dwarf planet Ceres
NASA has revealed the surface image of an extraordinary mountain on the dwarf planet Ceres. The space agency said it 'is like nothing humans have seen before'.
Oceanography
Jellyfish turn dizzy when hitting the bubble circle
The bubble circle, which actually contained the air inside the whirlpool, touched the jellyfish and made the animal spin.
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Why can soap bubbles explode?
Water evaporates from the covering membrane, causing soap bubbles to explode even when no external forces are present.
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Results if atomic bombs explode in the deepest ocean trench
If detonating the strongest atomic bomb in history in the Mariana Trench, the water pressure at a depth of 11 km will cause the fire bridge to quickly disappear.
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This kind of harmless sound could actually make you
Not only that, the sound of water flowing
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The soap is sufficiently colored in red and purple blue, why is it only white?
Soap plays an extremely important role in our lives. They are used in many forms - bath soaps, shampoos, hand washes ... and have a multitude of different colors.
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Young people often get caught up in dangerous games
Scientists have confirmed that teenagers are easy to get involved in when they see their peers behave in the same way, in particular taking dangerous actions to see
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Hat 'fish bubble' - Invention against the
In 1952, mist, dust and smoke merged into each other, creating a disaster that enveloped London.
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Explain the phenomenon of foaming beer when smashed into the mouth of the bottle
The secret slapped a mouthful of new beer in the mouth of someone, and then stood back away to see the bubbling foam seeping into the floor was a classic trick to spark…
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10 questions you really need to know the answer
Here are 10 questions that even young adults have ever wondered, but do we all know the answer?
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What is surprisingly interesting when it comes to putting raisins in champagne?
It is no coincidence that many people seem to enjoy it when drinking champagne and some raisins.
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What's so hot in the bubble bubble?
The sparkling and beautiful balls quickly attracted young people in Saigon and became one of the popular trends in this year's Christmas season.