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The Earth will have 1 second more on June 30
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The Earth will have 1 second more on June 30

On June 30, 2015, the whole world will experience a minute lasting 61 seconds. The reason for this strange event is to synchronize the time on the atomic clock with the…

December 18, 2018
2015 will be longer than last year
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2015 will be longer than last year

Experts on the time to announce the worldwide atomic clock system will automatically replenish one second on June 30, 2015 due to the reduction of the earth's speed.

December 18, 2018
The ballet dancer's balance
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The ballet dancer's balance

The practice of many years has created structural changes in the brains of ballet dancers, helping them to keep balance while dancing without dizziness.

December 18, 2018
Duplicate magic turntable
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Duplicate magic turntable

The vague explanation like 'operating on the principle of yin and yang structure' makes the turntable of Van Ha carpentry village (Quang Nam) more mysterious, but the se…

December 18, 2018
Illusions rotate in a strange way
1001 mystery

Illusions rotate in a strange way

A whirling illusion makes each observer see a different hue and so far, no one knows why there is such a phenomenon.

December 18, 2018
Sharks attack
Oceanography

Sharks attack

Sharks can detect when humans turn to face them, which helps explain why the sea gods prefer to attack from the blind spot of their prey.

December 17, 2018
A year has 540 days
Archeology

A year has 540 days

Chinese geologists believe that 1.3 billion years ago, one year of the Earth lasted 540 days, ie 13 to 14 months with 42 days a month and only 15 hours a day. These impr…

December 17, 2018
The culprit caused Uranus to tilt to one side
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The culprit caused Uranus to tilt to one side

All planets in the solar system are inclined to the same side, except for Uranus. The north-south axis of the blue-green planet is 98 degrees above the Sun's orbit.

December 17, 2018