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The 10 scariest places in the world
The spooky to scary scenery along with the murky atmosphere to the cold of the following locations will surely make you hair up if you miss it.
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Chinese rocket launchers fall to the ground exploding
The rest of Truong Chinh 3B's rocket fell and caught fire near a town after successfully putting two satellites into orbit.
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Mysterious land where people drink
Currently, queimada has not been identified as a mysterious ritual that has been transmitted through many periods or merely a fun game to help remember the past.
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Little-known mysteries about the legendary Titanic
The giant Titanic has entered history and fame since its sinking in 1912. Earlier the Titanic was honored throughout the world as the largest ship of its time. The event…
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18 experiences to survive in dangerous situations, the number 7 is unexpected
Did you know that if you catch fire, you need to lie down and roll over? But life also has many other dangerous situations that we need to handle quickly.
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The 21-shot ritual received the head of state
The welcome ceremony with cannon fire could have originated in the 14th or early 17th century. When a ship of a country entered the port of another country, the guns on…
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The rule to remember to prevent fire when plugging in the phone
Don't let any unfortunate accident happen to regret it later when you don't pay attention to charging such a small phone.
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The secret to fighting asphyxiation in house fires
Although it may be unbelievable and even somewhat ... unsanitary, but in sudden fires, breathing through the toilet will save your life.
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The underground fire burned for 59 years in China
Seven or eight flames often rise from a 4 square meter plot of land in a village in Changshu District, Chongqing City, China, National Geographic yesterday reported.
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What is a thermo-weapon?
Explosive heat bombs cause a series of turbulence waves with longer duration and much greater strength than other solid explosives.
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Mobile phone elements can cause a fire in a gas station
When entering the gas pump, remember to turn off your phone, never unplug your phone, or you'll have serious consequences like the young man in the clip below.
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Meeting disaster, why many people stand dead?
Psychologists conclude that people often do not react promptly and often take actions that put them at risk.
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'Wick fiber effect' in the phenomenon of people burning themselves into ash
The world once recorded many mysterious cases of self-igniting (SHC) people, when many ordinary people while sleeping suddenly caught fire and burned to ashes.
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Why do people often place large sand bins at gas pump posts?
The main component of sand is silicon dioxide (SiO2) with a melting temperature of up to about 1,650oC and a boiling temperature of about 2.230oC, thus having a great ab…
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Why are fire trucks red?
According to Scienceabc, the red fire engines can be traced back to the 1900s, when most of the road-produced cars produced by Ford are all black.