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The magnet girl has the same power as X-men
Since Vika is 4 years old, her parents have discovered that she can suck metal spoons as a magnet.
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Why does the hand not burn when immersed in molten metal?
The famous science program MythBusters (Discovery channel) shows how the finger does not burn when immersed in metal (here is lead) melted.
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The strongest acid in the world: 10 million billion times more than 100% concentrated sulfuric acid
Supposedly the super acid, the strongest acid in the world. Can corrode metal, have strong acidity in acids, so how can people store this compound safely?
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Let's see if this guy cracked his hands with his gallium
Gallium (Gallium), a chemical element with an atomic number of 31. This is a substance that does not exist in nature, but is easily found after aluminum and zinc fusion…
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What happens when you swing your hand over a molten metal?
A much-watched video on LiveLeak shows a man in his hand who doesn't cut the molten metal completely without being injured, according to IFL Science.
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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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Things that make you see how great the ancient Egyptians were
Formed thousands of years ago, ancient Egyptian civilization is said to be one of the most brilliant ancient civilizations in history.
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Metals from extraterrestrials can help people treat cancer
About 65 million years ago, an asteroid collided with Earth destroyed the life of dinosaurs.
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Why do Koreans use chopsticks?
Asians have a habit of using chopsticks to pick up foods. This tool is popular in all Eastern countries, especially in Japan, Korea, China and Vietnam.
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7 most exotic materials in the world
People always try to find new materials with more superior features. And among them there are materials that seem to just come out of sci-fi movies ...
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Why do ATM trees use metal keyboards?
The metal keyboard has a high electrical conductivity, the temperature changes are relatively fast, so it is not easy to heat the sensor to detect the order of the butto…
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Neodymium may be the key to opening up the future of quantum Internet
Recently, researchers at Caltech have developed a new, more efficient and compact method of storing quantum data than traditional methods.
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Uranium enrichment: Death technology
Iran's implementation of uranium enrichment technology has raised international concerns
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Million dollar gold store in the volcanic heart of New Zealand
Geological scientists found large amounts of gold and silver in reservoirs in many New Zealand volcanoes.
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Decoding the metal magic 'transformation' is very popular with science
No matter how distorted it is, the metal will magically return to its original shape in the proper temperature environment.