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Unveiling a map of 1.8 billion stars in the Milky Way
The European Space Agency has released a dataset collected by the Gaia Space Observatory, showing many characteristics of large numbers of stars.
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Wearable device that collects energy when the user is in motion
A team of British researchers built a test device out of recycled paper towels and plastic cups, powered by electricity generated by users themselves.
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Successfully developed a robot that flaps its wings more efficiently than insects
UK's University of Bristol has successfully developed a robot that can flap its wings and generate more power than insects of the same size.
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China makes an underwater generator that 'mimics' seaweed
Dalian Maritime University built generators that convert wave motion into electricity, powering equipment at sea.
1001 mystery
Going on patrol at night, Indian police put the hair on the back of the neck because of ... 'exercise ghosts'?
Currently, this video is spreading rapidly on social networks and is receiving the attention of a large number of online communities.
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Why is reading a book in the back of a car so easy to get car sick?
Reading a book in the back of a car can make you feel tired, because your eyes and ears are now 'arguing' intensely, and the brain has to find a way to solve the problem.
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Why does the position of the constellations change over time?
In the nights when the moon is dark, the sky is clear, and standing still, you will see stars flashing in the black sky.
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The physical laws behind the shot
Football is a sport that requires speed, strength, endurance and strategy, but surely good ball control also requires physical understanding.
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When Earth is located on the other half of the Milky Way, dinosaurs are still dominating the earth and sky
The new video by NASA scientist Jessie Christiansen will make it easier for you to imagine how short the time humans lived on Earth.
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Why did the Ice Age occur?
Imagine the Chicago Skyline building. Now imagine it's under the ice almost 2 miles (3 km) away. That is the view of the Earth at the most icy moment of the last Ice Age.
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The universe may be 'younger' than 2 billion years old
The universe is thought to be about 13.7 billion years old, but a new study has shown that it may be significantly younger by several billion years.
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Unique experiments with Gallium - liquid metal can melt at room temperature
Nobody knows, Gallium is such a soft metal that it can melt as soon as it is put on hand.
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Looking at this illusion, do you realize this is a car door or a beach after a storm?
Do you belong to a group of people who look out for reality or who only see illusions and still can't find the content behind this photo?
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People can be the effects that make the Earth shake more and more
When viewed from a distance, the Earth seems to be a perfect sphere but it is not so. The Earth is uneven on all sides because of the mass of rock and soil moving and ch…
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Close up of the screen rushing into a glass plate under extremely slow rotation
The spectacle of plunging into glass seems to be only seen on movies that have been vividly reproduced in the test of two Dan and Gav guys from YouTube channel Slow Mo G…