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Who claimed to be from the galaxy in 6491 and stuck on Earth?
James Oliver, living in England, claims to come from another galaxy, lived in 6491 and went back in time to Earth, when the travel machine was broken.
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What's attractive about the Uran-9 tank robot Russia has deployed in Syria?
According to Russia's Sputnik site, Uran-9 was tested in battles in Syria.
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Why do the gamblers see
Why do the gamblers, even the unlucky ones often lose, still feel excited?
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'Life's' works through dreams
In the past, many scientists and writers partly thanks to the dream of giving works to life.
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The United States created a weapon that produced a voice that terrified the enemy
A video from the US Department of Defense has revealed a top secret weapon capable of creating a voice, pumping fear into the enemy.
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Technologies that will dominate the world in 2100 (Part 1)
In the next 100 years, what technologies will change the world? How will they make our lives better, cleaner, safer, more productive and more enjoyable?
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Sliced bread - eat all day, but how does it come about, not everyone knows
Bread is one of the foods with a long history. There is evidence that humans have known bread about 30,000 years ago.
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The mystery has not been able to decipher ancient super-lost technologies
As the 'circulating wire' breaks down, technology will be forgotten forever despite the efforts of today's human reconstruction.
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Discover the 10 greatest machines on the planet
If you wander into buildings, you may be overwhelmed by towering cranes or huge material trucks, but they're not the biggest machines.
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Inside the floating air base coming to Vietnam
Carrier USS Carl Vinson carries 90 types of aircraft with crew of nearly 6,000 who are likened to a mobile air base at sea.
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BCI (Brain Computer Interface): the future of controlling machines by thought
Brain Computer Interface (BCI) is a direct interaction protocol between brain signals and an external device.
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Birth history of sanitary equipment
Currently, sanitary equipment is produced by modern technology, science and is constantly improving more.
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5 types of weapons that killed millions of people during World War I
During World War I, many modern, high-damage weapons were invented for the ultimate purpose: subjugating opponents.
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Earth absorbs 'ghost particles' that carry high energy
Some high-energy neutrinos are absorbed when passing through the Earth.