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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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The reason for the horrific big death pit has been constantly appearing in Russia
According to Daily Mail, the mysterious death hole first appeared in Russia in 2014, raising speculation about a missile test, or alien creation.
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Smoke brown covered the sky, people panicked aliens attack
According to Express, the appearance of a mysterious object carrying brown air is more likely to have a foreign origin that was captured when it passed through Littau, L…
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Skills to avoid gas poisoning in the fire
Most people who die in the fire are inhaled, not burned. The smoke easily spreads, resulting in disorientation, making it more difficult for the victim to escape.
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6 potentially explosive objects right next to us
Despite being small items, they really are
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After more than 2,000 years, the mystery of the hell gate was opened
Two thousand years ago, the ancient tourists went to a Greek-Roman temple in Hierapolis (modern-day Turkey), located above a cave that was supposed to be the gate to the…
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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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Why does the balloon explode?
Balloons are a decoration, a toy for children. But no one expected, a toy could explode causing the person standing near to burn badly, dangerous to life.
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Hat 'fish bubble' - Invention against the
In 1952, mist, dust and smoke merged into each other, creating a disaster that enveloped London.
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The coldest city in the world
With temperatures always around -40 degrees C at least three months of the year, Yakutsk in eastern Siberia, Russia is considered the world's coldest city, according to…
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Interesting surprises in the richest and most relaxed country in the world
Qatar is a country in the Middle East, located on the small Qatar peninsula in the northeast of the Arabian Peninsula, part of the border with Saudi Arabia and the rest…
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Journey 'makeover' of Qatar, where people live without tax
Living conditions of Qatar's people have caused American journalist Scott Pelley to say:
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'100% moisture' means air has become water?
Moisture, in simple words, the amount of water vapor in the air. Water vapor, as you know, is the gas state of water, so it is not visible to the naked eye.