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Why is the plane hit by lightning?
Experts recalled a disaster similar to the last horrifying plane crash in Moscow that occurred on August 16, 2010 at the airport on Colombia's San Andres Island: a Boein…
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The inventions awarded Nobel prizes change the world medicine
To date, the Nobel Prize has been awarded to many outstanding individuals with outstanding achievements. There are supposedly great inventions in history that change the…
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Scientific explanations of ghosts
A previous survey in the UK also showed the same percentage of 52% of participants believed in the supernatural world. So what is the truth of this problem?
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The scientist lost his lab because the magnetic field was 120,000 times stronger than the magnet exploded
With a bang, the laboratory dissipated before a strong 1,200 Tesla magnetic field.
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Kheops pyramid turned out to be a
Physicists from Germany and Russia studied the properties of Kheops pyramid and concluded that this work could attract electromagnetic energy into the inner chamber.
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These people claim to be ... allergic to Wifi waves, but what is the truth behind it?
Allergy is not only an unpleasant disease, but it can also be dangerous. People who are allergic if not careful can get swollen airways, leading to death.
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Impressive figures on American super weapons
The siren sounded through the concrete tunnels at Dahlgren - a secret base of the US Navy, where engineers and US military officials were preparing to test a new super w…
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Lightning triggers nuclear reactions during the storm
Japanese researchers found evidence that thunderstorms triggered nuclear reactions in the air.
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Things you need to know about thunder
Lightning (also known as electric discharge) is the most common strong electromagnetic source occurring in nature. It is a form of spark discharge in the air with great…
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Things to know about ultraviolet (UV)
Ultraviolet (UV) rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation, which helps the skin to synthesize vitamin D, stimulating the body's main activity.
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Russia developed a more secret weapon than a nuclear bomb
The Russian defense industry is developing new devices that are more powerful than nuclear bombs.
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The truth after the microwave leak test by mobile phone
Recently on the internet or TV, it was reported that when you put the phone in the microwave (turned off) and call. If your phone rings, it means the microwave has leake…
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How to fan the microwave in a less effective way
It is the way you arrange the food before putting it in the oven to decide whether the reheat is successful or not.
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Measure an internal atomic event within a trillionth of a second
German physicists at Ludwig Maximilian Munich have measured the time when this process occurs when one of the two electrons in a helium atom escapes from the atom after…
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Three reasons why people are hallucinating about demons
Ghost sighting can be caused by hearing when told, due to electromagnetism and lower sound waves or hallucinations when exposed to toxins.