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Mission for 80 years proves that Hydro can conduct electricity coming to an end
The whole world of science is optimistic with new research. It seems that we have got metallic hydrogen!
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Explain why a dream of perspiration swells and shakes
Scientists at the University of Bern (Switzerland), when conducting tests on rodents, have determined that dreams are interrupted if the body temperature is too high or…
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Glass bottles contain potentially dangerous quantities of heavy metals
Scientists at the University of Plymouth, UK, have conducted research to show that glass bottles contain potentially dangerous heavy metals.
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Norwegian Island wants to be the first place in the world 'without time'
An island in northern Norway is conducting a campaign to petition the government to recognize the world's first timeless place.
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Amazing gas molecules in NGC 5908 spiral galaxy
The team of astronomers used a 30m IRAM radio telescope in Spain to conduct observations of its stream of carbon monoxide and isotopes from NGC 5908 spiral galaxy.
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NASA can bring astronauts to space by 11 hearing-impaired men
Before bringing people into space, NASA had to conduct a thorough research on the effects of zero gravity on the human body over a long period of time.
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Taboo when coming to Malaysia
With a diverse culture, multilingual and ethnicity, many separate codes of conduct, Malaysia is becoming a favorite destination for tourists.
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How does the Egyptian manipulate the mummy coffin?
After conducting mummification, the dead body was placed in elaborate and sophisticated coffins.
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Remove the atomic bomb nib - the world's most cold-haired job
In the spring of 1952, the US government conducted a tactical nuclear weapons test at the Nevada test site as part of the Tumbler-Snapper campaign.
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You can know the height and strength of a person by hearing them scream
Psychologist Jordan Raine from the University of Sussex (UK) and his colleagues conducted an experiment by recording the screams of actors at a London film school.
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Why are power transmission lines and electric pylons not short-circuited when it rains?
From an early age, we have all been taught to never plug in when hands, plugs or power outlets get wet, because water and electricity have never been and never been clos…
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Using mosquito bats and insecticides at the same time can cause explosion
Recently, officers and firefighters in Shanghai's Jianghai Squad, China conducted an experiment to check the safety of killing mosquitoes with electric batons and insect…
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One day on Earth is about 25 hours
In a new study conducted by the US National Academy of Sciences, scientists have shown how the Moon affects the day on Earth.
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Humans account for 0.01% of life and ... erase other lives
The study conducted the first global census of millions of lives on the planet. Accordingly, if we weigh the Earth (biomass), more than seven billion people are still no…
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Loch Ness monster secret secret code
An international team of scientists will conduct DNA analysis to confirm or reject the myth of the Loch Ness monster, The Associated Press reported.