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The chances of you being struck by lightning on Mars are much lower than on Earth
If lightning really exists on Mars, its frequency is very low and energy is much less than that on Earth.
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Principle of operation and charging process of lithium ion batteries
Lithium-ion batteries are many types of batteries used in devices such as mobile phones, laptops, electric cars, ...
Conquer Mars
Elon Musk announced the price for a Mars trip was 11.6 billion VND, free of charge
Elon Musk said that in the future, the price could drop to 100,000 USD (2.3 billion VND) so anyone can sell land to sell houses to settle on Mars.
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Unique device produces electricity from ... snowfall
Recently, scientists have developed a unique device that generates energy from the phenomenon of natural snowfall.
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Strange story today: Pregnant mother was struck by lightning, she was born special ...
According to the information posted, little Kimberly Gordon was born when her mother was hit by lightning at the time she was standing in the rain under a big tree in Al…
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The 13-year-old boy talked about the shocking feeling after being struck by lightning
On August 8, 2018, 13-year-old teenager Josiah Widman, who was traveling with a friend in Arizona park, was struck by surprise.
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Will fingerprints change after we die? The answer surprised everyone!
Once the cell dies, it loses all of its charge and cannot activate the phone's fingerprint sensor, and of course does not open the lock.
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Why does lightning do not follow a straight line but divide many branches?
According to Science ABC, in thunderstorms, clouds are usually negatively charged, while the ground due to induction should have a positive charge.
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Find solutions to help the aircraft completely immune to thunder
A lightning bolt can make you understand the harm if it hits the ground, and the plane flying in the sky is not exposed to the problem.
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New discoveries make batteries faster and more durable
The latest research shows that when the battery emits electrical current, the lithium density inside the micro particles can be reversed at a certain point, instead of c…
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Colorful light flashed in Mexico's strongest earthquake
Unidentified glares constantly flashed in the night sky in Mexico between the strongest earthquake in 100 years in the country.
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Your phone battery explodes, what do you need to do to protect yourself?
The following notes will help you avoid life-threatening dangers when the phone battery suddenly explodes.
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The olive oil spoon makes the surface of the lake wavy flat in the blink of an eye
A physics lecturer at Harvard University, USA shared the olive oil spooning experiment into the lake, making the rippling water surface quiet for a moment.
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Why do you get jerky when you touch objects in the winter?
There are many reasons why you don't like winter at all, but perhaps the most annoying thing is that you often encounter small electric shocks that make you feel numb.
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Turn your phone into a wireless charger with just a sticker
A French company has introduced a wireless charging system that uses an ultra-thin sticker.