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Sahara dust clouds 'calm down' the Atlantic storms
Dust clouds significantly block the formation and intensification of tropical tornadoes, because they create an opposing atmosphere in the presence of hot and dry air.
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Successful fabrication of 'nano-springs' helps break down marine plastic
Scientists make micro-coils from carbon, nitrogen and manganese, capable of producing chemical reactions that dissolve micro-plastic particles.
Health
Listening to music before anesthesia surgery can help you calm down
A recent recent study found that patients who listened to music before anesthesia often had very low anxiety levels.
Space science
Attempt to hunt down the 'symmetrical universe'
American scientists are preparing to develop a series of experiments to find clues about the existence of an invisible form of material that can be unlocked to a paralle…
Space science
The second time Japanese probes kicked down asteroids, sending precious film footage
It also sends unique footage!
Oceanography
The death of old whales brings countless benefits to oceans and ecosystems
Have you ever wondered what a whale died of old age?
Discover science
Eye contact is what distracts you when driving, not the brain
This study is undoubtedly a strong evidence for car display design, which helps the driver look forward instead of looking down.
Discover science
Why chill the cold water makes you regain your temper immediately?
If you feel you are stressed, worried and need to calm down immediately, we have a way for you. Cold water, a small amount of cold water on your face will calm you down.…
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Why should the fan turn off when it is too hot?
With hot waves everywhere from Japan to England, from Algeria to California, everyone has a lot of cool tips.
Health
7 simple movements made to prevent neck disease by bending down to use smartphones
This article will share with you 7 simple exercises to help protect and prevent neck-related diseases due to the process of bending down to use smartphones for a long ti…
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7 self-defense tips everyone thinks are true, but there will be days that will cost you
Self-defense recipes are full of instructional videos, but not necessarily effective in practice.
Space science
Energy explosions are horrifying from the stars
The sun and stars like it can cause energy explosions to break down electrical networks, telecommunications systems and related devices and satellites.
Space science
Australia: The meteor glows down, the earth shakes like an earthquake
People in northern territories (NT) Australia were shocked when they saw a meteor falling into this area and made a very loud sound.
New technology
Ice breaker wears the body cool, beating the hot sun
This compact band is used as a 'portable air conditioner', which adjusts your skin temperature to an ideal level anywhere, regardless of the hot sun.