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Video: Tornado rips through town amid terrible storm in Europe
A terrifying tornado has killed at least two people as southern Spain is already reeling from the effects of severe storms.
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Health
Reasons for easy weight gain: Obesity has 'memory' and retains mechanisms in cells
Research reveals a molecular mechanism in fat tissue that makes people more likely to regain weight. The discovery helps explain
Oceanography
Poor fisherman changes his life after catching giant 800kg fish worth more than 600 million VND
Indian fishermen have just caught a strange fish weighing nearly 800kg, earning more than 600 million VND, causing a stir in the fish market and attracting many tourists.
Oceanography
Warning of the risk of collapse of the Atlantic Ocean current, threatening the future of the Earth
Once the Atlantic Ocean's reverse current collapses, sea levels will rise globally, rainfall patterns will change and many marine ecosystems will be destroyed...
Environment
The 'cold drop' phenomenon caused flash flood disaster 28 years ago
The flash floods that killed at least 95 people in the Valencia region in 1996 were the result of climate change, post-summer dry soil and cold drops.
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Things to know about the principle of color changing cups
Color changing cups are one of the products used by many people today, especially young people because of the unique features that this product brings.
Biology
Global phytoplankton weighs as much as 250 million elephants
Using 903 robotic buoys, a team at Dalhousie University, Canada, estimated the global phytoplankton biomass at about 346 million tonnes, equivalent to 250 million elepha…
Biology
Beetle species sparks debate over Darwin's theory of evolution
A tiny insect that survived the extinction event that killed the dinosaurs questions evolutionary theory.
Conquer Mars
China announces strange discovery of Mars robot before 'death'
Before being hit by a dust storm and losing contact, China's Zhurong robot made a groundbreaking discovery about what happened on Mars 400,000 years ago.
Archeology
How does smoking change the structure of human bones?
A new study has opened up a breakthrough in understanding the impact of tobacco on human health over the centuries.
Animal world
Polar bear faces serious injury after paw gets stuck in large iceberg
Polar bears are suffering terrible injuries to their paws due to changing ice conditions in the area.
Scientific application
House design can withstand category 5 storm
As Florida experiences one powerful hurricane after another, dome and circular homes stand the test of durability, providing an effective solution to weather extreme wea…
Environment
El Niño and La Niña have occurred over the past 250 million years.
New modeling research shows that El Niño and La Niña that have existed for the past 250 million years have influenced Earth's climate.
New technology
South Korea successfully researches the world's first 'single atom editing' technique
For thousands of years, mankind has had to go through a series of steps to change a single atom in a molecule. But now, that's all going to change!
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How did the Shinkansen bullet train change the world?
The Shinkansen bullet train, launched 60 years ago, revolutionized high-speed transportation not only in Japan but also in many other countries around the world.