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Malaysia: 'The second metal fragment is not the plane MH370'
A Malaysian official said the newly discovered metal piece on Reunion Island has nothing to do with the missing plane MH370, but a ladder.
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Revealing some surprisingly interesting things about the American freedom symbol
The Statue of Liberty had been struck by lightning about 600 times per year, blue-colored due to copper metal being oxidized and corroded over time. Previously, the stat…
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Why is the fireworks so gorgeous?
Fireworks have splendid colors including yellow, orange, green, blue, purple due to the glowing process of metal salts inside it.
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How dangerous is the radioactive source lost in Vung Tau
Co-60, a lost radioactive source in Vung Tau, is an artificial radioactive isotope of Coban, which can cause cancer if exposed.
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Human waste contains gold and silver
US scientists discovered one kilogram of human feces contained 0.4 mg of gold, nearly 30 mg of silver and more than 600 mg of copper.
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Capture 'light' form in both wave and particle form
For the first time in the world, Swiss scientists have taken a light photo that works under both waveform and particle form at the same time.
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Recreate the chemical reactions in books through realistic beams
The following animation experiments will help you understand and love this chemistry better.
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Can decorative pine trees be connected in series or parallel?
The question is simple, but it is not easy to answer. Christmas tree lights have a special feature that not everyone knows.
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Why is little beer packed in plastic bottles?
Plastic is a material that has a great impact on our lives. It is a cheap material that can be shaped into any shape and most importantly easy to reuse.
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What happens if an aluminum object is placed in a microwave oven?
Placing metal objects in the microwave can cause a fire or explosion or will it be nothing?
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Unexpected uses of metals and gems
Metals and gemstones are beyond value and common uses can also be used for many other unexpected purposes.
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Strange rocky rock rang like an instrument
The sound emitted from these stones makes the audience feel they are hollow objects and made of metal.
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Uranium - Metal of the future
Since the German chemist Martin Klaproth discovered uranium in 1789, so far uranium has been used by humans for both military and civilian purposes.
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Yellow 'grows' on the tree
Scientists for the first time said that gold can grow on trees when small gold particles are found on eucalyptus trees and leaves.
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Detecting new transformation metal
Scientists at the University of Minnesota, USA, recently announced the discovery of a metal crystal that can change shape.