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Precious blue diamonds are created from ancient oceans
Two scientists, Evan Smith, American, Institute of American Ngoc Hoc (GIA) and Fabrizio Nestola, Italian, University of Padua, Italy recently discovered the mechanism of…
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This year's World Cup has five countries with less than 5 million people, but one country has won the world championship
From nearly 200 countries around the world, through many selection and competition mechanisms, only 32 countries are competing for the 2018 World Cup which is taking pla…
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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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Why not use cotton swab?
Sweeping the ear with a cotton swab (or other objects) will push the earwax deeper into the inside, causing the eardrum to not vibrate effectively and damage the hearing.
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The more stressful, the more the body smells 'bad' - what mechanism is that weird?
Many people wonder that one thing, why practice for hours in the gym, sweat is drenched but doesn't seem to smell.
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The mechanism of action of this type of bomb can cause North Korea to lose power
Power cut bombs were first used by the US Air Force during the Gulf War in 1990 to deal with Iraq, causing 85 of the nation's electricity supplies to be affected.
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Why only cut onions and watery eyes, and cut garlic?
Experiencing watery eyes when cutting onions is probably a lot of people have ever experienced, especially for those who often have to cook.
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What happens if the wind stops blowing on Earth?
What terrible thing will happen if there is no wind on Earth? Does life on this green planet exist?
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Why do you always bathe and lighten it every day and hate it?
Ask this little question, have you ever wondered why we bathe every day, but obviously don't go out, don't exercise a lot - so why do we always hate it anyway?
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How does an automobile engine work?
Have you ever opened your car bonnet and wondered what happened in its engine? You may not be curious and don't want to know it thoroughly. But when buying a new car, yo…
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Decode the discharge mechanism to kill the prey of Amazon aquatic monsters
The electric eel, a famous Amazon aquatic monster, has the ability to paralyze prey by releasing a 660 volt electric current.
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These images will make you think again before you want to go tattooing
When social prejudice has been removed, owning a tattoo today is an ordinary thing.
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The horrifying weapon knows 'tearing up' human flesh
The bullets, or dum-dum bullets, are designed to
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The reason people can't sneeze while sleeping
Sleep has special mechanisms that prevent people from sneezing while sleeping.