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Can sound waves kill you?
These waves can also travel through solids and liquids, meaning they can also move through the body.
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Less scientific knowledge is taught in schools
The ability to boil - freeze at the same time of a liquid or the result of an egg hatching in the sea is a little knowledge you know when you are a student.
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7 most expensive liquids on the planet
No one expected that these seemingly close liquids were so horribly expensive, there are things you still use every day!
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Where does the origin of the durian unique come from?
The smell of H2S rotten eggs, fried onion scent, rotten onions, honey, caramel, fresh fruit, ... together form an extremely special scent of durian.
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Explaining the phenomenon of foaming sand like boiling water
The phenomenon of flowing and bubbling sand in some scientific experiments is actually due to pumping air into the sand, the Mother Nature Network reported on September…
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Water freezing machine with the fire of Einstein genius
Einstein and Szilard's refrigerators were not toxic and caused ozone leakage, but too complicated for households.
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Detecting two different forms of liquid water
Swedish scientists discovered liquid water exists in two distinct forms that differ in structure and molecular density.
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For the first time, humans created such
Light - what seems impossible to touch why is it liquid, like water?
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Detecting the 4th state of the water
In addition to the three known states, solid, liquid, gas, water exists in the strange fourth state named after
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Creating super fluid, pushing forward will accelerate backwards
Researchers in the US say they have created a liquid with a negative volume in the laboratory ... which is almost unreasonable, when you push this liquid forward it will…
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Who created the refrigerator?
According to Live Science, refrigeration methods have been around for thousands of years, but modern refrigerators are a new invention.
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Why is the LCD screen wavy when a finger is touched?
Why do LCD screens often have ripples when you touch them?
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The place where the world's largest diamonds are formed
New research by American scientists shows that the world's largest and most valuable diamonds form in liquid metal pools deep beneath the Earth's mantle.
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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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Nanotubes can 'freeze' boiling water
Scientists have long known that under appropriate conditions, a small amount of water can be treated to change the boiling point or freezing point.