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Where do chemical elements come from?
About 14 billion years ago, the Big Bang explosion created a universe consisting of only gas, no stars nor any planets.
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Find the 'secret' of silver metal
Silver metal is present in nature in its pure form as native silver and in the form of alloy with gold, copper ... Silver also appears in minerals such as argentite and…
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Why do phones and karaoke microphones have a high risk of explosion?
Recent information about the serious injury caused by the backup battery of the phone shows the disadvantages of this type of device.
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6 potentially explosive objects right next to us
Despite being small items, they really are
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How does the phone battery work and why can it explode?
The battery provides fuel for modern life, from smartphones to electric cars. But how does the battery store power?
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Where does the toilet explode, how to avoid it?
Talking to PV, Dr. Nguyen Truong Son - Department of Chemical Engineering at University of Technology, National University of Ho Chi Minh City, said the organic waste fr…
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Burns from balloons exploded - explaining phenomena
Recently, scientists had accurate explanations for the phenomenon of balloons exploding, injuring many users.
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NASA is developing an imaginary aircraft, flying faster than the speed of sound
The space agency's budget also requires a grant for a new type of aircraft that appears to exist only in sketches and in the imagination of NASA engineers: the X-Plane p…
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How does Vietnam solve missile interception?
The explosion of science and technology has led to the development of high-tech weapons with the ability to attack further and more accurately.
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America: Extreme danger of 43 nuclear explosions leaking
The Enewetak Atoll area was used by the US government to try 43 different nuclear explosions between 1948 and 1958.
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South Africa hydroelectric dam has a capacity of 480 billion liters of running water
The latest images from NASA satellites for water levels at Theewaterskloof hydroelectric dam, the largest reservoir in South Africa's Cape Town capital are at an alarmin…
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Why does the phone battery explode after being bitten by a Chinese youth?
On January 19, the man took the phone to replace the battery. Lo bought the fake goods, he bit the test to check the product quality.
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How intense is the volcano erupting?
Discover the ferocity of volcanic lava eruptions with clearly delineated levels. Earth has a geologic history that is fiercely recorded with a series of attacks.
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Surviving an explosion: It's not as easy as on the movie!
It seems that such films also inadvertently make people despise the scaryness of an explosion.
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NASA investigates explosions recorded at 64 points around the world
Loud sounds that sounded like explosions appeared in many different areas that made people confused.