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The world's darkest building looks like a starry sky
A building designed specifically for the Winter Olympics in Korea covered the world's blackest material to absorb 99% of visible light.
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Is it possible to use a quantum tunnel to generate electricity?
According to the IB Times, the Earth absorbs a large amount of sunlight, which in turn leads to almost constant emission of infrared radiation, estimated at millions of…
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Discovering languages that have never been known in Southeast Asia
According to the Science Daily, this is the information presented in the Swedish language research report published by Swedish scientists.
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The undersea city was built from a 250 million year salt mine
This salt mine was formed 250 million years ago, under the seabed, as a rock salt material. When the sea is shallow it leaves a large cave with a huge amount of salt.
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What is the world like if nuclear reactors explode simultaneously?
Scientists tried to calculate how many radioactive nuclides flew into the air when the nuclear reactors melted and how long the planet could not live.
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Why does Starlite - 10,000 degree Celsius material disappear forever?
Starlite, temporarily translated as stellar stone, is a material that is beyond our knowledge, because we still cannot understand why it has such amazing ability.
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Surviving an explosion: It's not as easy as on the movie!
It seems that such films also inadvertently make people despise the scaryness of an explosion.
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'Super missile' Korea makes Japanese samurai terrifying in the 15th century
In 1377, a Chinese merchant agreed to transfer a series of manufacturing materials and gunpowder samples to North Korea, while the inventor Choe Mu-seon found a way to s…
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'Live tattoo' can glow to warn pollution
Tattoos are divided into sections containing live bacteria, capable of fluorescence when exposed to special compounds.
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Decode one of the most frightening deaths in history: quicksand
Once upon a time quicksand (quicksand) was an extremely great extraction material for filmmakers.
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Superheated helium balloons,
Superheated helium gas passes through the metal and leaves pores that weaken and gradually destroy the nuclear fusion reactor.
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The horrifying facts about condoms in ancient times
Romans use ... enemy guts to make condoms, the first character to use condoms in the presence of thousands of people .... are incredible facts about this special item.
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Where would it be safest to hide in a place in a gunfight?
You think that the following materials will save you in the shooting: brick walls, trunk, doors ...?
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What's special about Super President's armored car coming to Danang?
The car that the Korean President will use during the APEC conference 2017 is the special bulletproof armored Mercedes-Benz S600 Maybach Guard.
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What does rubber molecule have to do with mass migration?
Few people know that rubber was first extracted from a resin in Latin America in 1600 BC.