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Sickness on the water under a scientific perspective
Going on the water requires the running speed to be outside the human limit without the tools to support it.
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What makes men run faster than women?
Running is a sport that both men and women love, whether it is a 5km run, a marathon, a run for the team, or a talent for their country.
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Psychedelic cars run on the road even though the wheel does not spin
Strange visual illusion gives the feeling that the wheel does not spin even though the vehicle is still running with the wagon-wheel effect, only when the vehicle reache…
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'Round eyes' with 'cross-bridge' in Japan
Images of Gate Tower Building in Osaka, Japan will make you
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Electronic devices never run out of energy with super batteries
This technology is designed to be extremely flexible and can be attached directly to solar cells.
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Explain the cause of shoelaces or slip
American scientists find the real reason why the shoelaces are always slipping away, no matter how tight the user is.
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Why are sports sunglasses different colors?
If you've ever gone to buy sunglasses (sunglasses) to run, ride a bike, go hiking, or for any other purpose, you'll probably see a lot of different colored lenses. to ch…
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Detected oil field of 1.2 billion barrels in Alaska
In an area that had been deemed to have run out of oil in Alaska (USA), oil companies said they had found a huge oil field, reserves of up to 1.2 billion barrels.
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How does the bus in the river work?
Buses on the river have similar operating principles to conventional types when traveling on land. However, when entering the water, the car turned into a motorboat.
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How does weight of shoes affect your speed?
Wearing a pair of heavy shoes obviously will cost you more energy. However, how exactly is your speed affected?
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Fear - weapons against human threats
Fear is the natural mechanism of people, helping us to resist or avoid threats.
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Why are people lazy to exercise?
A new study in the United States shows that motor laziness is a human nature derived from ancient hunting and gathering.
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Secret helps Usain Bolt run the fastest in the world
Scientific research shows that the special structure of two knees can be the main cause of the overwhelming success of Jamaican sprinter athletes.
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The famous electric and water village in Uruguay
Although Cabo Uruguay is the only village in Uruguay to live without electricity and running water, it still attracts many visitors.
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Eastern time zone deviation causes fatigue longer than the west
Visitors will find it much more difficult to adapt to the new time zone when flying east compared to the west.