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The culprit sucking water makes the river section more than 1,000 meters disappear
The whole water in the Doubs River flowing through the east of France is sucked into the ground by cracks and craters in the river.
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Why do so many people live near volcanoes, challenge death?
Last week, the ground in the residential area of Leilani Estates, Hawaii, cracked, began spraying toxic fumes and lava of Kilauea volcano. At that time, 1,700 resident…
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The appearance of huge fissures, evidence of Africa began to split into two, forming a new continent
The above cracks are still growing, leaving a part of the Nairobi - Narok highway destroyed, accompanied by seismic activities in the area.
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The giant split in Africa is getting bigger and bigger, but what does this mean?
Recently, social news sites have posted a large crack image in the Rift valley area (Narok County, Kenya). As noted, the crack is 15m deep, 20m wide, and is growing long…
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The soil cracked an unprecedented giant split the African continent
According to the Daily Star, the video shows a large crack in Kenya's Rift valley area. The crack destroyed a main road and a 72-year-old woman's house.
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Let's see if this guy cracked his hands with his gallium
Gallium (Gallium), a chemical element with an atomic number of 31. This is a substance that does not exist in nature, but is easily found after aluminum and zinc fusion…
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Kintsugi: Japan's ingenious gold restoration technique
Kintsugi (Golden Carpentry), also known as Kintsukuroi, can be understood as
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Look for the phenomenon of giant ice cubes in Antarctica
Antarctica is not just an ice-filled land, sometimes, in some places it is vast rocky areas.
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You may not know the true meaning of the invention of these 5 familiar widgets
Why is ice cream eaten with cinnamon, why do saving tubes have a pig figure ... do you think you understand all the uses and meanings of these items?
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The pavement heaved as if breathing after an earthquake
The cracked asphalt road rises and falls as if it was squeezed by a large underground lung in Morelos, Mexico, and Sun yesterday reported.
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Suppose strange stone pillars along Australia's coast
The southern coast of Tasmania state in Australia impresses with adjacent stone columns rising 300m above the sea.
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The town of fire could suddenly fire at the feet in America
In Centralia, people are always ready to face the sudden road cracking, revealing the hell hole below and burning flames.
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Why do so many people 'addiction' break their fingers?
You might have seen others, or yourself, cracked your fingers crackling like a habit, and when you're done, feel comfortable. That person has
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Toilet paper cleaning: Unbelievable effect
When giving the idea of using toilet paper to repair cracks on many roads, the mayor of this city probably couldn't expect the result to be so great.
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Why does this highway have to make way for a small farm?
The highways built around Stott Hill Farm in the 1960s were in fact not due to farm owners' objections. The real reason lies deep underground.