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Klein Bottle: Why can't Earth's water fill this magical interdimensional device?
Water on Earth, one of the planet's most precious resources, seems to be inexhaustible.
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Environment
What is a weather bomb and how powerful is it?
Have you ever heard of the concept of 'weather bomb' and know how powerful its destruction is? Let's find out through the article below.
Health
Factors causing stroke in cold season
Low temperatures cause sudden high blood pressure, increased blood concentration, reduced oxygen to the brain, increasing the risk of stroke.
Space science
International Space Station leak, NASA fears 'catastrophic failure'
A segment of the Russian-controlled International Space Station is leaking, causing pressure and air to flow out.
Space science
The most terrifying 'cannonball' ever flew past NASA's telescope
NASA has just released unique images of IC 3225, a giant object that is behaving unusually 100 million light years from Earth.
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Worst diving accident in history
A small mistake in operating equipment caused a group of divers working on a North Sea rig in 1983 to suffer an extremely painful death.
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Why do we feel 'suffocated' when under pressure?
Recent studies explain why people feel
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Why is hypertension getting younger?
Besides genetic factors, unhealthy lifestyle is also one of the causes of high blood pressure in many young people today.
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Explaining the phenomenon of 'weak mentality' when under pressure
Complete failure in important situations that require demonstrating ability is not an uncommon psychological phenomenon.
Life
Things to know about cerebral infarction
Cerebral infarction is increasing due to the increase in cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. The disease reduces blood flow to the brain, cerebral vascular occlusion…
Archeology
SpaceX announced a new spacesuit, different from NASA's, Roscosmos?
SpaceX's spacesuit can operate in environments with or without pressure, and is more compact and flexible than previous spacesuits.
Videos
How do flights predict turbulence?
Turbulence is the movement of air created by atmospheric pressure, jet streams, air around mountains, cold or warm weather areas, or thunderstorms.
New technology
The 'tycoon' of the Japanese beer industry launches an electronic spoon to prevent strokes
The electronic spoon transmits a weak electric field from the spoon to concentrate sodium ion molecules on the tongue to enhance the perception of the salty taste of foo…
Oceanography
Air-powered electricity storage system at 700m deep seabed
BaroMar's system uses excess electricity to compress and direct air to tanks on the seabed, storing it there until needed.
New technology
Korean scientists develop a method to quickly produce diamonds in 150 minutes
Scientists developed a process to produce artificial diamonds with liquid metal at a temperature of about 1,000 degrees Celsius and low pressure.