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Why is the solar calendar in February only 28 or 29 days?
The original Roman calendar was issued by Romulus, the first emperor of Rome. His calendar is based on the Moon's cycle.
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How will the world's greenest cruise ship limit environmental pollution?
Peace Boat, a Japanese non-governmental organization operating a cruise fleet is ambitious to build a ship model
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The world's 10 most solar-powered countries
Germany, China and Japan are among the world's most solar-powered countries.
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Superstitious conceptions around eclipse
The eclipse event on August 21 was welcomed by a large number of astronomers around the world. However, many cultures consider eclipses to be a scary phenomenon, not to…
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Tree sunscreen withstands Antarctic summer
Researchers at the University of Santiago, Chile have the ability to prepare products that protect people and crops from solar radiation from two types of plants that to…
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After tens of years, NASA finally revealed its 'secret' inventions
NASA recently announced many tests for its top secret inventions.
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Give up the worry of running out of electricity with the world's first batteryless phone
Researchers at the University of Washington, USA, have successfully tested a batteryless phone.
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Why can't we look directly at the sun?
Experts report that you cannot look directly into the sun without proper protective equipment.
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Two theories about volcanic pyramids in Peru
A volcanic-shaped pyramid can be used by ancient Peruvians to organize ceremonies to welcome a total solar eclipse.
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Why do hot days often see puddles in front of me?
The total reflex phenomenon causes pedestrians on a hot day to see illusions of objects like puddles.
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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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Detecting precious material mines used as solar cells under the seabed
British scientists have discovered a mountain beneath the Atlantic Ocean containing a rare treasure of minerals.
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The skyscrapers of the future
Many drawings of future high-rise buildings of design teams and architecture companies have many modern features, far from today.
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Do you know the 5 world records of India in 2016?
According to Mashable, in the past year India has set up five world records in many areas.
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The incredible similarity between the Bosnian and Giza pyramids
The Bosnian pyramid (Europe) is one of the most controversial discoveries of the past decade. Strangely, however, they seem to have some similarities to the famous Giza…