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Real damage about '5-second rule'
The food that falls on the ground less than 5 seconds does not have enough time for bacteria to stick to the soil so it can still be eaten safely.
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Preventing accidents when using electrical equipment during the rainy season
Rain, flooding potential risks of leakage and electric shortages if users do not pay attention and properly handle electrical appliances in the family.
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Without rice, what will humans eat?
In the future, the world population will increase at a very fast pace and scientists fear that there will not be enough food to feed humans. And they are making food for…
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Huge 'Ocean' under the dry desert in China
Chinese scientists discovered huge amounts of groundwater far beyond the 5 largest lakes in the US at the Tarim basin desert, Northwest Xinjiang, China - one of the drie…
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What would the earth be without the ocean?
The oceans now cover 71% of the Earth's surface and contain about 97% of the planet's total water. If one day, they suddenly dry up, life as we know it will change drama…
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Eliminate stubborn stains on computer monitors, televisions
Computer monitors and TVs are one of the most easily stained and dirty technology items. However, some of the following tips will help you easily remove this discomfort.
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Find the culprit who makes hair and split ends
Scientists discovered that washing hair with copper-based tap water can cause hair to be split and dry, not sticky - one of the common inconveniences of modern life.
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Decipher the mystery of the stone
On the dry lake in the Death Valley of the state of California (USA), mysteriously moving stones create long streaks on the sand. There are trails to 182m. How these sto…
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The 500-year-old Zen master remains intact with teeth and hair in India
This 500-year-old mummy is the Zen master Sangha Tenzin. This is one of the artifacts found by scientists in Key Gompa monastery (or Ki, Kye, Kee) in the Spiti valley, l…
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Strange effects of tears
Does that mean that when she sobbed at the Grammy Awards last year, did Adele know that her tears were a good cleanser for the eyes? Here are some summaries of Cara Lee…
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10 interesting facts about astronauts' food
Referring to the space science industry, many people will immediately think of the increasingly modern space ships, new satellites or famous astronauts ... but few are i…
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Coffee stains: Interesting physical phenomenon
Coffee stains seem to be nothing special, but in fact are an interesting physical phenomenon. US scientists have just made a new discovery, changing their previous conce…
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Double rice production in drought areas
Research at the University of Alberta has succeeded in doubling rice production in some of the poorest and most degraded areas in the world.
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'The seed of life' on Earth brought by meteors
Back in time 3 or 4 billion years ago, Earth was a dry, hot and lifeless place. All are quiet. Unexpectedly, a meteorite crashed down a desert desert with a speed of ove…