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This research will tell you that water is the most mysterious liquid in the universe
Until this time, the water - the most common liquid in the world - is still surprising science.
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Scientists boil water up to 100,000 degrees Celsius in a time of 10 trillion seconds
Scientists used a powerful X-ray to perform a test of a strange state of water
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For the first time, a nanomaterial has been created that is both liquid and solid
If we drop an ice cube in a glass of water or another liquid, we know that the stone will melt at room temperature.
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Why can salt dissolve ice quickly?
In fact, using salt to melt ice doesn't just appear in life tips or fun experiments at home.
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It turns out that what we drink every day is the weirdest liquid in the universe
For our species, water is a familiar and strange material. Familiar with water covering 71% of the Earth's surface.
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Interesting things about water may be unknown to you
Water is capable of healing, revitalizing creatures from the dead and there are many mysteries that mankind has not known about this strange liquid.
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The rocky river swept through New Zealand gorge after a great storm
This phenomenon occurs when stones of the same size are pushed together in large numbers down the slope, causing them to move like liquid.
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Why does the hand not burn when immersed in molten metal?
The famous science program MythBusters (Discovery channel) shows how the finger does not burn when immersed in metal (here is lead) melted.
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Explain the phenomenon of foaming beer when smashed into the mouth of the bottle
The secret slapped a mouthful of new beer in the mouth of someone, and then stood back away to see the bubbling foam seeping into the floor was a classic trick to spark…
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What happens when you swing your hand over a molten metal?
A much-watched video on LiveLeak shows a man in his hand who doesn't cut the molten metal completely without being injured, according to IFL Science.
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Why is the rocket engine still burning out of space even without oxygen?
Probably once a child, most of the dreamy souls in us had once dreamed of a certain occasion to fly away from Earth, right?
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Testing liquid nitrogen into coca directly on television, female reporters almost lost their lives
Last November, the science teacher and YouTuber Jacob Strickling appeared on the television show
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NASA engineers demonstrate the effect of turning sand into water
Mark Rober, a former NASA engineer, demonstrates the fluidized effect of air pressure on the sand in the video that attracts more than 5.7 million views on YouTube, acco…
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What is ghost?
Volcanic eruption products often contain liquids, crystals and insoluble gases that have never before reached the face of the Earth.