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Why does lightning do not affect aircraft while flying?
The Wow Air flight took off from Iceland's capital Reykjavik to Paris on October 3 safely landed and the airline confirmed to the BBC that the plane was not damaged.
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Barrier to prevent the Indonesian capital from building a school against flooding
The Indonesian government was forced to suspend construction of a 24km long seawall against flooding in capital Jakarta due to safety concerns.
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Crazy facts about Amsterdam
Few visitors to the Dutch capital know that the red light street is one of the safest places, the bicycle is the most stolen item or
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Real damage 'UFO' story to visit South Africa
The imaginative clouds of UFOs in the sky of South Africa's capital are essentially a rare natural phenomenon.
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15 great cities that certain art enthusiasts must visit
From Japan to Spain, the cities below pay much attention to the creation of creative values through design and architecture.
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Discover the most powerful empire ruins of ancient times
Ancient city of Hattusa is the capital of Hittite, one of the world's most powerful empires about 3,000 years ago.
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Revealing scientific research about the prophetic ability of Vanga
A research institute of Vanga's prophecies was established in the capital Sofia. However, they still cannot explain her special ability.
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Discover the mystery of floating houses
How many people were amazed to see a building in one of the busiest tourist districts in London's London capital, seemingly hovering in the air.
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10 best destinations in Vietnam in foreign newspapers
Apart from the capital Hanoi, places like Hoi An, Hue, Sa Pa or Da Lat are also favorite destinations for foreigners.
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The Incas saw gold as the sweat of the Sun God
For nearly five centuries, generations of researchers have been searching for the legendary treasure of the Inca empire, which existed in South America between 1438 and…
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Ghost town emerged from the water
A strange ghost town that has sunk in the water for more than a quarter of a century is gradually rising up in a farm area southwest of the capital, Buenos Aires, Argent…
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Good learning tips for Finnish children
More than 100 expert delegations visited Finland's capital Helsinki last year in the hope of finding the secrets that make children here impressive academic achievements.
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The reason why Iran's capital Tehran is sinking cannot recover
The land of Tehran, home to 15 million Iranians, is the largest city in West Asia, sinking at tremendous speed.
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What do you know about Manneken Pis - the pee boy standing in Belgium
Interesting legends have been corroborated by a story of historical value about the boy who stood behind Manneken Pis - the symbol of Belgium.
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Little Virgin Mary 'tears' twice in a row
Many people flocked to the church in a small village near the Macedonian capital after someone saw tears falling from the Virgin Mary's painting.