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Video: The whole snow in the steel furnace 2,000 degrees
A group of scientists experimented with putting a lump of snow in a steel furnace at a temperature of 2,000 degrees Celsius to check the ability of the refractory materi…
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Video: Exploring hot sea floor 400 degrees Celsius
The expedition team used the remote control vehicle (ROV) in the Cayman Troug area. They were surprised to see the hydrothermal vents below the depth of nearly 5,000m, t…
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Video: Fire in the wild forest in southern Australia
Hundreds of large and widespread wildfires are taking place in the southern states of Australia, causing headaches for fire officials.
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Video: The comet moment escapes from the Sun.
Comet Lovejoy survived miraculously after flying into the Sun's atmosphere with a temperature of up to 1.1 million degrees Celsius.
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See 'Pinman' for 20,000 volts
For electricity flowing through people, Slavisa Pajkic (Serbia) can heat 1 cup of water from 25 degrees to 97 degrees in 1 minute 37 seconds.
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Video: The destructive power of asteroids when hitting Earth
The asteroid's degree of damage when hitting the Earth depends on its size, movement speed and density.
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NASA announces a great mission: Exploring the Sun in a hot 1,400 degree C hot pan
This is the first time the US space agency has released details of NASA's closest sun mission in history.
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Video: Syrian people fry eggs with phosphorus bombs
A Syrian man cooked breakfast with a heat source of 3,000 degrees Celsius from a highly toxic white phosphorus bomb.
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Creative presentation contest for young scientists
The National Bureau of Science and Technology Information (NASATI) organized the EURAXESS Science Slam ASEAN 2015 competition for Vietnamese scientists and researchers w…
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B3 Cham Tower My Son cracked and tilted
The phenomenon of subsidence, cracking and tilting 8 degrees has made scientists, archaeologists and the Management Board of My Son and Quang Nam Tourism and Monuments w…
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Solve puzzles about water, reward 30 million VND
Why is hot water freezing faster than cold water? This conundrum has confused many genius minds, including Aristotle. Now, the Royal Society of British Chemistry is hang…
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Ariane 5 boosters put two satellites into orbit
Europe's Ariane 5 heavy rocket boosters yesterday brought two orbiting satellites into orbit, in the fourth mission since the beginning of this year.
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China will launch HD satellites later this year
The Department of Geographic Information surveying the Chinese map said it would launch high-definition civilian survey (HD) satellites later this year. This will be the…
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VINASAT-1 comes to orbit 131 degrees East!
Director of VINASAT Satellite Project Management Board, Hoang Minh Thong said, as planned, at 19 pm today (April 28 - Vietnam time), VINASAT-1 satellite will be moved to…