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Solve 3 rubik blocks with both hands and feet
Que Kien Vu (13 years old), a Chinese, has set a Guinness record for the speed of solving 3 rubik blocks at the same time with 2 blocks in 2 hands and the rest with 2 fe…
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Indonesian airplanes abruptly increased their height and plunged into the sea with incredible speed
About 3 minutes after taking off from Jakarta, Indian captain Bhavye Suneja requested to return to the airport.
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Why can heavy aircraft fly like birds?
The largest commercial aircraft in the world can weigh up to under 500 tons, while the largest bird that can fly currently has a body weight of only about 16kg.
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See the record for the fastest bike on the planet at speeds of up to 295km / h, on par with a car
Of course, bicycles alone and biological limitations, the laws of physics do not allow people to achieve such speeds. But if there is more support from a rickshaw, it is…
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The job of
Before every day of work, Jon Zawislak bit a little ginger to calm his stomach. His breakfast is also simple and dry, like biscuits, toast.
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The reason Japanese trainers sat on the tracks watching trains run
Nearly 200 maintenance staff of JR West have undergone this strange training, the Daily Mail said.
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Scientists claim to have found the
By studying frog eggs, the researchers measured the rate of self-destruction of cells when they were
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How to speed up to win the final meters of the bike race
As with all other sports, bike racing has its own tactics to win.
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For more than 4 months, human beings have used up renewable energy on Earth in 2018
Red alarm, speed
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Elevators fall freely, can you live if you jump up?
Imagine: you take the elevator, but the ladder stops, and somehow the cable is broken and falls free.
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The world's coldest object
The researchers used laser beams and magneto-optical traps to cool atoms to temperatures of -273 degrees Celsius.
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The most exotic public transport systems in the world
Large cities often have metro or high speed trains and are supported by bus or tram services. While urban areas are smaller, public transport is primarily buses
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What do you think if there is an avocado to keep forever?
Butter is one of the most popular fruits in the world, especially on hot summer days.
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The effect creates a swirling shot in football
The Magnus effect creates a speed and pressure difference between the air currents on either side of the swirling ball, making the ball curve.
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When the document shredder is upgraded with a paper cutting speed so fast that it is impossible to observe
Destroying documents is quite a tedious task for many because most document shredders are not fast and powerful enough to handle large files.