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Lightning triggers nuclear reactions during the storm
Japanese researchers found evidence that thunderstorms triggered nuclear reactions in the air.
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There was an explanation why a water particle could roll on the water without getting together
Have you ever seen scenes of tiny droplets rolling gently on the water?
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The mechanism of action of this type of bomb can cause North Korea to lose power
Power cut bombs were first used by the US Air Force during the Gulf War in 1990 to deal with Iraq, causing 85 of the nation's electricity supplies to be affected.
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When you turn off the light in the room, where did the light go?
According to Scienceabc, light is made up of millions of extremely small particles (these particles are not visible to the naked eye known as photons).
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Explaining the phenomenon of foaming sand like boiling water
The phenomenon of flowing and bubbling sand in some scientific experiments is actually due to pumping air into the sand, the Mother Nature Network reported on September…
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China has successfully performed underwater quantum teleportation for the first time
In the experiment to determine whether this was feasible, the information was transferred a distance of 3.3 meters in a brine tank.
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Great invention: Found legendary nuts
If certified, this will be the first time that a physical phenomenon is predicted since 1937 by the Italian theorist Ettore Majorana to appear in reality. Majorana fermi…
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The new finding could change Einstein's theory of relativity
European scientists on July 6 announced that a new type of subatomic particle has been discovered that contains a mixture of never-ending quarks.
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China's quantum satellite transmits tangled photons into Earth for the first time
China's quantum satellite has succeeded in transmitting tangled photons with a distance of 1,200 km to the Earth with lasers, shattering the previous grainy record of 10…
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5 utopian phenomena can happen under a physical perspective
Many strange phenomena can still happen without going against the laws of modern physics.
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5 'experience' the most terrible death in a scientific perspective
Physicist Paul Doherty and author Cody Cassidy spent two years together studying the most horrible death experiences of humans.
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Inside the machine recreates the nuclear bomb and the black hole Universe is located in Mexico
We can't explode indiscriminately with a nuclear bomb, we can't get into the Universe black hole, but we have the Z Machine to do the same.
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British physicist uses a large particle accelerator to prove that ghosts do not exist
When science proves that supernatural forces exist, this world will be much different.
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Detecting mysterious radioactivity scattered throughout Europe
A large number of dangerous radioactive particles appear scattered 7 European countries that scientists can not explain the cause.
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Can measure time without clock
French scientists have recently discovered a way to measure the delay of time while photovoltaic emission without the use of a clock (a very small fraction of time).