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The deadliest ship explosion in the United States, blowing away barges and aircraft
The video shows a horrific explosion in the American city of Texas, known as the Texas City Disaster.
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London will be the smartest city in the world?
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has launched a major plan to exploit the city's talents and make London one of the smartest cities in the world.
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China produces sushi and meat from farms of billions of cockroaches
According to the morning of the South China Post, hundreds of farmers across China are unleashing the potential of cockroaches in many different areas such as food, the…
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Treasure beneath the underground Forbidden City: Can buy all Europe
Built in 1406, Co Cung owns an area of nearly 789,000 square meters with thousands of rooms.
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Happy or sad when more than 70% of the world's population will live in cities?
The world is over 7.2 billion people, about 4.2 billion are living in cities. According to statistics from the United Nations (UN), within 30 years, it is expected that…
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Why does Tam Dai Dien in the Forbidden City not have a tree shadow?
Owning area occupies up to 1/10 of the total area of the Palace, but this architectural building does not plant any shade of green trees for feng shui reasons below.
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Anonymous beaches in Japan became famous for using recycled materials
Unlike the famous glass beach in California, or Ussuri bay, where nature must work hard to turn pieces of glass or porcelain into colorful pebbles.
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How is the Vatican - the world's smallest business and investment?
Completely surrounded by Rome, the Vatican is the smallest country in the world with an area of only about 40.4 hectares. The Vatican Catholic Church is a spiritual ho…
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The 10 cleanest capitals in the world
Plans to limit pollution and green spaces have helped many capitals around the world to have a clean atmosphere and an ideal place to live or travel.
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Russia has a lot of Kremlin, not just Moscow, as you might think
The Kremlin, Russian is кремль, meaning castle or fortress, a fortress complex in many historic cities in Russia.
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12 richest cities in the world history
Many prosperous cities are famous for possessing magnificent architecture, the rich and sumptuous life of the inhabitants, as well as the great heritage for humanity.
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Admiring the draft of the Hyperloop system in Saudi Arabia, it may shorten the travel time from a few hours to a few minutes.
For almost a decade, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has always relied on huge oil reserves to develop its economy.
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Makhunik - controversial village about the presence of
While Lilliput people are just fantasies, a dwarf village actually exists in the easternmost part of Iran.
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Shioashiya - the city has zero energy consumption
Here, every house and public utility, as well as a master plan, is designed to minimize energy consumption and optimize the opportunity to use renewable energy.
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The most populous city in the world
The more developed cities pay attention to the environment.