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Why do passengers clap when the plane lands?
If you were on an international flight, you could hear the applause of passengers when the plane landed for the following reasons ...
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13 strange strange objects in the past, but few people know its true use
Living in the period tens to hundreds of years ago, when science and technology has not yet developed, people seem to be more creative when they create many things that…
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Applause is behavior
The quality of a performance does not determine the number of applause applause for performers, according to a new study.
Biology
Termites - the world's fastest creatures
Blink and you'll miss this scene: a trivial termite Termes panamensis claps its jaws at a rate that passes through all the movement of mechanical energy on Earth.
Funny corner
These puzzles prove your understanding is greater than 60% of the world population
The world revolves, knowledge is constantly updated, so no one dares to clap their chest to acknowledge that they understand all aspects of this Earth.
Photo library
The most beautiful creature photos of the year
A picture of a dragonfly flapping its wings to win water won the first prize
Medicine - Health
Unexpected benefits from your applause
Clapping has many health benefits that few people know, because some of the pressure points in our bodies are directly connected to different agencies.
Computer science
The 4-second piece of music for Vista was made in 18 months
When the latest Windows operating system appeared later this month, Vista's prelude will quickly become a familiar sound to welcome the new working day of about 200 mill…
New technology
In the future, you can charge your phone by clapping or dancing
In 2017, Asian-American researchers from the Clemson Nanomaterial Institute (CNI) created simple and efficient nanogenerator-based nanogenerators called U-TENG.
New technology
Waving to control the plane
One day unmanned aerial vehicles would be as simple as the arm waving, scientists say. Yale Song and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Unite…