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Detecting aliens home on the Moon?
The video appeared on social networks seems to show a white structure built on the mountain in the Moon.
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Communicate with the negative realm through social networks and messages?
Shriya Devadig and Bhakti Shetty researchers have studied the existing ability of artificial intelligence and created a system to ease the pain of losing loved ones.
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Flutter the 'time traveler' image in an old photo
The Twitter socialite in the UK is arguing about a photo taken in 1943 but a man is said to be ... using a mobile phone.
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New hypothesis: The legendary city of Atlantis lurks in the heart of the Sahara desert
A social network blogger YouTube Bright Insight claims to have found the legendary city of Atlantis and affirmed its true position in the Sahara desert.
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The tiny island nation suddenly floats across the social network thanks to a duck
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Research affirms: The more pictures taken by women, the more selfie they will be!
Taking selfie or selfie photos has become a popular trend today. On social networking sites are filled with sexy pictures of women all over the world.
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Millennial will be the first generation to have a worse age than parents
Is a generation that marks the transition, so millennials often become the focus of attention.
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Little known things about the technology world in the mysterious Korean nation
As a self-contained country, information about Korea always makes many people feel curious.
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Eating alone is the
1/4 of adults eat alone in all or most of their time, often because of their busy lifestyle or lack of social contact.
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Record 'monsters' like Loch Ness in the British Canal
Recently, a new video by the author Josh Hawking of England is making the social network wave because a creature is very similar to the Loch Ness monster.
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Reddit forum boss revealed why the netizens are crazy about cats
No matter how much you like cats, you have to acknowledge the fact that not everyone is like that.
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The eyebrow - the useless person
According to the BBC, over millions of years of evolution, modern people removed almost all of the body's neck-haired gibbons but still retained some useful details, inc…
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Young people often get caught up in dangerous games
Scientists have confirmed that teenagers are easy to get involved in when they see their peers behave in the same way, in particular taking dangerous actions to see
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This is what really created a glorious Roman empire
Although the Roman Empire had collapsed from more than 1500 years ago, the tangible and intangible heritage it left still exists today.
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The giant split in Africa is getting bigger and bigger, but what does this mean?
Recently, social news sites have posted a large crack image in the Rift valley area (Narok County, Kenya). As noted, the crack is 15m deep, 20m wide, and is growing long…