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This is the fastest way to swim in the world, but it is not present in competitions
Which swimming method is the fastest? Swimming, butterfly swimming? All are wrong, the fastest swimming method simulates fish movements.
Butterfly
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12 pictures show how wonderful the world of science is
Science - the subject which is said to be dry and dry will become extremely magical through the fascinating images below.
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Why is the weather forecast all day wrong?
In the morning, the rain is shining, the humidity is wet, the weather is always so poor. And despite the many efforts of meteorologists throughout the decades, it is ver…
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Simple way to clean headphones
Few people doubt that the phone headset, the music player that we put in our ears is full of dust, sweat ... making the earphones drop for a long time.
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The sixth Sense
Perhaps the scientific community has finally found evidence that humans truly possess the sixth sense.
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How do caterpillars recognize the scent of flowers?
The moths only need the essence of the scent of flowers to identify the flower, which is according to a recent study at the University of Arizona, Tucson.
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Why do parasites harm their hosts
Evolutionary biologists still suffer from the question raised by Charcles Darwin in his 1859 book,
World Heritage
Bwindi National Park is banned
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Bwindi's national park as Uganda's World Natural Heritage in 1994.
Oceanography
Marine animals are losing their shells
Acidic oceans are dissolving the shells of marine organisms, making these creatures unable to resist predators.
Archeology
Lobster, butterflies and spiders share ancestors together
Recently, scientists have found fossils of creatures thought to be common ancestors of butterflies, spiders and lobsters.
Space science
Journey to the history of Nimbus weather satellites
In August 1964, the first Nimbus satellite was launched into space, paving the way for a series of satellites to observe Earth later.
Space science
The Earth may have catastrophic collisions with Mars
Researchers have used ancient climatic cycles to determine the chaotic orbits of the solar system. And they do not rule out the possibility of a catastrophic collision b…
Space science
Time travel is a fantasy or quite realistic?
Based on physical laws, there is absolutely a theoretical basis for people to travel time to future, but the way people use the method is a difficult question.
Space science
Huge butterfly wings in the universe
After being repaired, the Hubble space telescope sent extremely sharp images to Earth, including a butterfly-shaped nebula.
Space science
The coldest place in the universe has a boomerang
This butterfly-shaped nebula is located in the constellation Centaurusm, more than 5,000 light-years from Earth, and the coldest place in the universe. It forms around a…