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Why does the car seatbelt have shoulder protection that the plane does not?
According to a report from the US Federal Aviation Administration, every year an average of 58 passengers are injured due to not wearing seatbelts.
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Why are women playing football more dangerous than men?
Women's football is on the rise and football is currently the largest women's team sport in the UK, with nearly three million players joining each year.
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Real story 'soul changes after head injury'
Have you ever seen horror movies, in which the main character from a gentle person suddenly has a head injury and reveals opposite personality, such as a serial killer?
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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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Mysterious phenomena of similar people like casting though not relatives
Accordingly, each person will have a very similar person. Both can coexist at the same time or different times of life.
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America develops super chips that help heal wounds
Scientists have developed a breakthrough technology, which helps heal the body's injuries quickly.
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Why can't we look directly at the sun?
Experts report that you cannot look directly into the sun without proper protective equipment.
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Skills to help you survive sitting in a passenger car in an accident
Vietnam often happens passenger car accidents that many people die. The main reason is due to collisions or the controller is out of control.
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Jump up when the elevator lifts will survive?
According to statistics, elevator accidents are extremely rare, with the accident rate when riding an elevator at only 0.00000015%. But unfortunately, on one day, you fe…
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The boxer at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games saw the biggest change for more than 30 years
An object not separated from the boxers at the Olympics since 1984 has been removed.
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The stamina of humans before wind is stronger than 700km / h
US researchers use tunnels for wind speeds of up to 735km / h to learn the stamina of tissues and muscles on the human body.
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How has the magnet changed the world?
On your baby, have you ever been curious to break the favorite radio of your grandparents or the old speaker of your house to discover a small magnet attached in the sou…
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Quickly see the secret of choosing a safe seat when the car is in distress
Finding a safe seat will help you minimize the risk of serious injury when you are in traffic.
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Why are teenagers often rebellious?
Adolescents are an age that is emotionally susceptible, sensitive to many problems around, even strange behaviors, thought to be due to facing anxiety disorders.
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The formula creates mass murderers
Researchers have found a primitive formula that can create mass killers, including childhood abuse, autism and head injury.