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Disability Olympics: What is Paralympic?
Winter PyeongChang Paralympic Games 2018 is considered the biggest winter Olympics for people with disabilities in history.
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The movie 'Simpson's Family' correctly predicted the 2018 Winter Olympics results from 8 years ago
For cartoon lovers, the Simpson family is a classic American film that attracts millions of viewers worldwide.
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The world's darkest building looks like a starry sky
A building designed specifically for the Winter Olympics in Korea covered the world's blackest material to absorb 99% of visible light.
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What is the Winter Olympics?
The Winter Olympics has fewer countries participating in the Summer Olympics, mainly due to climate conditions.
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How was the winter Olympic ice rink made?
The Korean Pyeongchang Winter Olympics is about to take place from February 9, and the organizers are rushing to the final preparations.
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Nude playing sports like the ancient Greeks, people will compete more effectively
Ancient Greeks found that nudity brought both comfort and convenience, so they designed foldable clothes that could be removed easily when needed.
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The unexpected reason after the medal bite of the athletes
In any individual sport, medal athletes regularly bring this precious object to their mouths and bite the bluff even though few understand the reason behind the action.
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Characteristics to help white sharks defeat the fisherman Michael Phelps
Experts judged that Phelps lost because of heat loss when swimming in cold water and differences in swimming speed compared to sharks.
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The Olympic pool was still green and now began to stink
Authorities blamed everything from people to pH but there is no official conclusion yet.
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The meaning of physical laws for Olympic athletes
Taking advantage of physical laws can help Olympic athletes maximize their strength, speed and movement to achieve the highest performance.
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Found the reason why the Olympic swimming pool turned green after just 1 night
The organizers announced from yesterday that the water in the tank is completely safe, but the PWTAG team did not think so.
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The advantage helps Michael Phelps equalize the Olympic's thousand-year record
Michael Phelps has the perfect body and the ability to concentrate, always working hard to win the Olympic gold medal continuously.
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What effect does an Olympic athlete's glasses wear?
At the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics, in the shooting game, we witnessed many fierce matches, and in most of these matches, what appears most often is probably the slightly g…
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The boxer at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games saw the biggest change for more than 30 years
An object not separated from the boxers at the Olympics since 1984 has been removed.
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What do Olympic athletes tape up on people to do?
This odd act is of no use or just one way