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How Do Tornadoes Form?
Tornadoes are violently rotating columns of air that extend from a thunderstorm to the ground. Most strong tornadoes form from supercell thunderstorms, but not every sup…
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A kind buffalo uses its horns to rescue an overturned turtle, and here's the outcome.
Seeing the turtle's shell pinned to the ground, the buffalo approached and used its horns to help it flip back into a normal position.
Archeology
While digging the ground to build a house, a group of construction workers stumbled upon a treasure trove worth billions of Vietnamese dong.
The group of construction workers unexpectedly unearthed a huge treasure while building a house.
Animal world
Giant ground squirrels are master tunnel diggers.
With a lovely appearance and shaggy fur, giant ground squirrels often live in high mountains, with special habits.
Environment
Conclusion of the case of a well on a hilltop that spontaneously gushes water dozens of meters high in Kon Tum
The well that spewed water tens of meters high in Gia Lai may have reached the depth of an air pocket.
Videos
Video: Leopard flies into the air to catch antelope and the ending
Seeing the antelope approaching, the leopard immediately jumped off the ground to catch its prey.
Scientific application
Strangely, Chinese farmers always step on peanut plants while planting, experts: Good tips to follow!
It turns out that stepping on peanuts is not as harmful as many people think.
Archeology
The mystery of the statue lying on its back, hands on the ground in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang
The strangely posed terracotta statue in the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang has left archaeologists amazed.
Space science
The moment NASA spacecraft crashed into an asteroid
Images from Italian satellites and ground telescopes show the moment the DART spacecraft hit the asteroid Dimorphos and the subsequent impact.
Discover science
The mysteries of the great Sphinx next to the Giza Pyramids of Egypt
Standing nearly 20m high from ground to head and more than 72m long from forelegs to tail, the Great Sphinx is one of the tallest and oldest sculptures in the world.
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The Unbelievable Truth About Winter on Mars
Mars can experience winter temperatures as low as -123 degrees Celsius, has two types of snow with square snowflakes, and has many strange shapes on the surface when the…
Videos
Video: Horrifying moment lion is gored to death by buffalo
Despite being seriously injured by a buffalo and lying on the ground, the lion did not give up as it continued to pounce and grab its prey from behind.
Animal world
Squirrels can sleep for more than 6 months without drinking water.
For six to eight months each year, striped ground squirrels do not leave their small underground burrows and do not need to eat or drink at all.
Space science
Mountains become space junk dumping grounds
Because it lies below the flight path of the Baikonur Cosmodrome, the Altai Mountains are regularly showered with rocket debris after each launch.
Discover science
Digging the ground to discover the most expensive treasure on the planet: A country 'hit it rich' because it owns 90% of the world's reserves
This country owns up to 90% of the global reserves. A small bean-sized stone costs up to 255 million VND.