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The device helps people see Wifi waves with the naked eye
Our lives are increasingly dependent on mobile networks and wireless waves. Every connection requires connections like bluetooth or Wifi. Have you ever wondered if those…
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Language map of the world
Have you ever wondered how many languages exist in the world? If your answer doesn't even reach 7000, it's time to update your knowledge.
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10 first landmarks in human history
The first strike, the first US president died at the office ... were the first landmarks in human history.
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Map reveals the location of bacteria and chemicals on the human body
Through this 3D topographic map, experts have discovered areas of high concentration of dangerous bacteria for humans.
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The most accurate map of the Earth
By recording seismic waves, researchers were able to build a 3D image of the mantle - the layer between the Earth's outer shell and core. They do this by analyzing the s…
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Detection of nearly 8kg gold ore in China
Rare natural gold ore, like a Chinese map and weighing nearly 8kg, was discovered by a cattle raiser in Xinjiang autonomous area.
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Detecting stone slabs emerging images of Vietnam map
While going to the forest, Mr. Dang Quoc Ai discovered a rock eroded over time, emerging a picture of Vietnam map with the two archipelagoes Hoang Sa and Truong Sa.
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The pole from the North of the Earth is ... shifting
The pole from the North of the Earth is drifting south, towards Siberia (Russia), according to researchers from the European Space Agency (ESA).
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Who designed the modern weather forecast icons?
Today, weather icons seem to be popular with everyone like the alphabet.
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8 maps blow your thoughts about the black continent
The following maps will give you a better idea of Africa's population, income, and potential and what is happening in the black continent compared to the rest of the w…
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The tragic outcome of the
To be able to draw a map for Australia, many adventurers had to trade with their own lives.
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Tracing the Nazis treasure
A Dutch man is full of hope, finally breaking the code only where it is buried
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The first chart about the entire history of the world
The first grandiose chart of 4,000 years of world history was created by the author - amateur historian John B. Sparks and first published in 1931.
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Unique portraits on the map
A painter has created a series of portraits from different maps. Ed Fairbun uses everything from Cambridge's roads to the hills of Wales to portray a lot of human faces.