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The source of trypophobia pneumonia
Does the photo below make you goosebumps? If so, don't worry because the world has 15% of people (18% of women, 11% of men) also feel uncomfortable when seeing holes or…
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Why is our body temperature 37 degrees Celsius, but we still feel hot when the outdoor temperature is also 37 degrees Celsius?
Is it because 37 + 37 = 74 (degree C) should be hot?
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Decipher the mysterious stone capable of floating on the water
Scientists have found a mechanism to help pumice float for years, as well as their sinking and floating phenomenon.
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Scientists have figured out the reason for the battery
Recently scientists from the US Department of Energy (DOE) believe they have discovered a mechanism that causes battery capacity to drop, even to prevent it.
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Why split into blood groups and tragic history stories
We must live to the point where everyone must know four basic blood groups including A, B, O and AB. But where do we have to distinguish each blood type?
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Mechanism to eliminate gunshots of silencer
The silencer reduces the pressure and temperature of the hot air flow generated in the barrel, enabling weapons to fire at noise levels lower than normal.
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Why do people swing their hands when walking?
Have you ever wondered about the obvious things like why do we have the habit of walking and swinging our hands even though this is not really necessary in the process o…
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Fear - weapons against human threats
Fear is the natural mechanism of people, helping us to resist or avoid threats.
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The reasons people dream when they go to sleep
Dreams are experiences, illusions in the mind when sleeping. The dream phenomenon happens in almost everyone but not everyone knows the cause and how to control their dr…
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Scientists have deciphered the oldest 2000-year-old computer in the world
With more than 2000 years dating and the mysteries buried under the sea floor all the time, the car
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Why shouldn't we suppress sneezing?
Sometimes, because we want to be polite or don't want to move people around, we find ways to suppress the need to sneeze.
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How to survive a grenade explosion?
Exploding grenades will deal damage with shell pieces, shock waves or damage components that are crammed inside (iron balls, metal pieces, ...). Will anyone have a chanc…
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How do vending machines distinguish coins?
Although it was born in the early 19th century, but you really know
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You can use lemon to charge your phone but how much fruit will we need?
Lemon is a fruit that is so familiar to all of us.
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How long do people not eat, sleep or breathe?
The human body is not as solid as we often think. However, there are people who like to challenge them to the limits of nature.