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The Arctic and Antarctica shimmer from the universe
The blue halo shimmering above the surface of the two polar poles (also called Arctic and Antarctic) is recorded by astronauts from space.
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Video: A collision of 320km / h when two magnets attract each other
When placing the opposite poles facing each other, the two magnets attracted each other and collided at 320km / h.
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Video: Journey by three round trips to the Moon of the Arctic Circle
Arctic Circle is a bird with the longest migratory path of the planet, hunting on the abundant sea of food sources between the two poles of the Earth.
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Video: Consequences of 1,000 billion tons of icebergs separated from Antarctica
1,000 billion tons of icebergs separating from the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica can boost the ice crack, causing many other icebergs to fall into the sea.
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Video: ISS recorded a rare auroral male phenomenon
The International Space Station reverts back to the unimaginable male phenomenon when flying to the South Pacific waters.
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Video: Earth has 3 north poles
Most of us think that Earth's poles are clearly defined, but you know, the Earth has three north poles. Our Earth has three north poles: Geographic north pole, magnetic…
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See thousands of sparkling star streaks in the sky
A young Vietnamese student studying in Australia for more than 9 hours recorded impressive images of star streaks in the sky.
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Ice area increased record in Antarctica
Climate change not only causes the ice to melt quickly in the Arctic but also makes the Antarctic ice area significantly expanded.
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Best news aggregation for the week of September 3
Time travel, predicted by Mrs. Vanga, men can have children together, the south pole pyramid, the deep hole ... are the most interesting news readers in the past week.
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Dive into the South Pole Sea 97m, the world record
A group of Russian divers has made an unprecedented deep dive off the Antarctic coast after plunging into an active Antarctic crater at a depth of 97m.
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Canada claims sovereignty in the far north
Canada has just officially submitted an application to the United Nations to assert sovereignty over the far north, the central area of the Arctic, BFMTV on 7 December.
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Professor Ngo Bao Chau received the North Pole
Professor Ngo Bao Chau has just been awarded the Bac Dau Bo General by Nicolas Sarkozy, the most noble medal of the French state, at the Élysée Palace.
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Antarctic Scientific Research Center
Belgium has just opened a new scientific research center in Antarctica, 40 years after the old polar research station was closed.
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Canada launched a new mission in the North Pole
According to AFP, on August 18, Canadian researchers on Sir Wilfrid Laurier icebreaker set out on a Canada-Canada half-month-long mission.