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How does a railgun electromagnetic gun work?
The range ranged more than 20 times, the warhead flew 10 times faster than conventional military weapons - a brief summary of the power of the railgun electromagnetic gu…
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How does the microwave oven work?
A microwave can cook super fast food or heat cold food in just a minute or less.
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Discover radio history and radio technology
The rapid development of science and technology now brings us many types of entertainment wherever you are, anytime.
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Strange house challenges the law of gravity
Mystery Spot (Santa Cruz, California, USA) is an exotic tourist attraction, but the law of gravity does not seem to exist.
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Find a way to boil water in the blink of an eye
Recently, scientists in Germany have found a way to make water reach extremely high temperatures in less than a blink of an eye.
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Discover EVP - Soul recording tool
On a cold night in January 2002, a group of mysterious phenomenon investigators visited an abandoned mental hospital in Southern Chicago.
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New discoveries about the nature of magnetic fields
Scientists from the Medical Radiology Research Center in Obninsk, a suburb of Moscow, have determined that electromagnetic radiation has a very effective reassuring effe…
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Earth's core temperature is unexpectedly high
Scientists from the French National Institute of Technology Research (CEA), France's National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and European Synchrotron Radiation Ap…
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Phone changes brain activity
If someone applies a cell phone to the ear and talks for 50 minutes or more, the activity of the nerve cell in the brain area closest to the antenna will change.
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'Dissection' wireless charging technology
Currently, each individual often has many devices such as computers, phones, music players ... and dozens of chargers with cordless wires.
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Electromagnetic waves can affect humans?
Electromagnetic waves exist everywhere, so does it affect human health?
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The Hum - The mysterious sound challenges the scientific world
Named The Hum, the oddly low low frequency sound is only heard by 2% of the population in isolated places.
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UFO stealth appeared near Mercury?
Many people believe that the image of an object emitting electromagnetic waves recorded by Nasa's STEREO spacecraft is probably a giant stealth spacecraft anchored on th…
Oceanography
Unexpected facts about sharks
Sharks are likened to vampire and vampire assassins of the Ocean world. They can kill the enemy in a split second before the prey even knows what is going on.
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Disaster when detonating the most powerful nuclear bomb in the universe
If the Tsar Bomba, a 50 megaton nuclear bomb, exploded in the universe, many satellites would be burnt and the United States would lose power for days.