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The extreme 'record' of the world's longest train tunnel
At 56km long and taking 17 years to build, the train tunnel under the Alps connects the city of Erstfeld and Bodio of Switzerland, which was unveiled a few days ago as t…
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Using tap water daily, but do you know what their smell means?
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What horrible thing will happen when a body is hit by a bullet?
Get a bullet? Forget about getting up and running like the movie.
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Which direction is this bus running?
A puzzle for children but it turns out many adults have to give up.
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Animated set of super interesting scientific phenomena
Here are 15 animations in science experiments that contain interesting things inside.
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Learn about virtual photos that help you test your brain very fast
Do you think your eyes or brain have problems when you don't know which direction the train is running?
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Why is Swiss watch more expensive than a car
Accuracy, precious stone components, running with arm movement ... makes the Swiss watches always a yearning for gentlemen even though the price may be more expensive th…
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New York City has enough room for all people in the world
The world population has reached 7.3 billion people as of April this year and soon people will run out of land to live. There is one thing though
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How does the human body change when running a marathon?
Completing a full 42,195 km journey in a marathon will cause the average participant to drop 1cm in height and to 6 liters of sweat.
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Strange stories at the border of countries
Oddee has just listed what visitors are excited about when they experience the national borders.
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Decoded the walking stone in the Death Valley
The phenomenon of stones moving in the death valley area is a mysterious problem that has not been answered during many years.
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On average how many kilometers per player run in a World Cup match?
If averaging the distance that a player has run on the pitch during a World Cup match may be surprising to many.
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Latest discovery of the fastest runners on the planet
According to the results of a recent study, people who run fast are not due to long-term training, but because they have innate qualities that help them run fast.
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What to do when Tesla Model S or electric cars run out of energy?
If you're running, the Tesla Model S is about to run out of power, what should the driver do? What should I do to stop safe if I can't run any more?
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People can fly like birds on Saturn moon
Of all our solar system bodies, Saturn's Titan moon is closest to Earth, with a stable liquid on the surface and a dense, nitrogen-rich atmosphere.