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Discovering the 720,000-year-old ice core could be a
Scientists in Japan recently discovered a 720,000-year-old ice core that could predict the climate situation on Earth.
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Illusion of man walking on water causing fever
The picture creates the illusion of an American man walking on the water quickly causing fever on social networks.
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Scientists predict the possibility of cataclysmic catastrophe occurrence
US and Irish researchers have predicted a catastrophic increase in world ocean levels in the near future, based on geological measurements.
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Many people when they eat things that are too cold get cold
Ice cream is the best snack on a hot summer day (or in the winter days, as in the summer in Northern Vietnam). Biting the first big piece, you see the sweetness and the…
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The strange ice circle rotates in the middle of the American river
The perfect circular tape rotating in the heart of the river flowing through Michigan, USA, made many locals confused.
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Where is Santa's office?
Photographer Pawel Kopczynski visited the beautiful Santa Claus village in Finland, where Santa's official office is located.
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For the first time see rock formations
Scientists have just observed the formation of ice crystals in the atmosphere. This phenomenon of forming clouds has never been directly seen before.
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Secrets revealed under 'eternal time bomb' in Siberia
Mummies, mammoth ivory, giant viruses are antiques that can be revealed if the permafrost in Siberia melts.
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Pillar of alien-like light landing in Canada
The phenomenon of light pillars appears in the town of Blackfalds, Canada originating from the harsh cold air that is covering the area.
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Why is the tape smooth?
The reason to explain why the smooth tape is still a mystery, because ice doesn't always follow a certain rule.
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Strange airports in the world
Actor John Travolta has two airports right in his home garden in Florida, USA, and makes runways for his seven planes.
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Vietnam owns the best chocolate in the world
For hundreds of years, chocolate has been the basic ingredient in many kinds of cakes, candies, ice cream biscuits, cakes ... all over the world. This is also one of the…
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Why can't we unearth the pyramids in Antarctica?
We already know that the Antarctic area is 14.2 million square kilometers, which is twice as wide as Australia, so it is considered the 5th continent on the planet.
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Decode the complete set of dry stones
HowMeet, dry ice is the name given to carbon dioxide when it exists in solid state.
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Why is Greenland full of ice, while Iceland is covered with greenery?
These two lands are not only opposite to the name, but even their nature is opposite.