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Pompidou Center
In December 1969, French President Georges Pompidou initiated an international competition to design a national art museum and library, and received acclaim.
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St Paul's Cathedral
Christopher Wren's St Paul's Cathedral, Britain's largest Baroque building never existed without the disaster of the London fire in 1666, destroying the medieval church…
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Sagrada Familia Cathedral
It may seem paradoxical, but it can be as simple as the left and right side of the coin: in Barcelone during the 19th century, the church was collapsed in the name of pr…
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Kremlin
The Kremlin, a fortress in the heart of the city, has an approximation of a river triangle. A powerful place in the Duchy of Muscovite - and later Russia in general - th…
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Abbey of Escorial
The monastery of St. St. Lawrence in the King's Escorial area is mentioned in the poem by the metaphysical poet John Donne
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Revealing the secret of the golden ratio
Recently, a Duke University scientist claimed to have discovered the secret behind the prevalence of the golden ratio, which is due to evolution.
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Can this Chinese super machine
China is planning to build a particle accelerator with a length of about 54km - twice as long and 7 times as powerful as the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) located in Switz…
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Vendôme Square
This is one of the masterpiece works of Jules Hardouin - Mansart (who once designed Victory Square). The square is named after the duke Vendôme event that once lived her…
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The youngest technology prodigy in the world shocked Bill Gates
Start using computers since the age of 1.5, easily experience Microsoft applications, ... tech prodigies in this area are not surprised.
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Respect Russian engineers-generals with the invention of the first submarine, the first destroyer and electrochemical mines
Karl A. Schilder created the world's first fully metal submarine, and a prototype of the destroyer - the ancestor of modern warships today.
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How is the 12-year-old girl beat the 16,000 people in Google's competition now?
When he was just a 6th grader, Grace Moon had more people watching his artworks in one day than the people who visited the Louvre for a whole year.
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Inside the 'war tunnel' secret in London
Although every day there are hundreds of people passing through Clapham Common Park in the south of the British capital, few people know of the existence of an undergrou…
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The world's youngest 3D printing robot maker
Inspired by sci-fi film Real Steel, a 15-year-old male student in Greece is the youngest person in the world to build a real-size 3D printed robot.
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The British missed the opportunity to fly into the first universe
In the years following World War II, the British created a daring project to use Nazi missiles to send people into space, but the project failed because of a lack of fun…
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China built aircraft from scrap
A Chinese man makes his own aircraft by taking advantage of old metal pieces and successfully flying the test.