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Why did Santa get through the chimney without being detected?
British researchers used Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity to explain scientifically why Santa brought gifts through chimneys on Christmas Eve without being detecte…
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Music path: Here you will play music with your own car
Who would have thought that a day of traffic would become an instrument! If you don't believe it, experience the music path in Japan right away.
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10 facts that make you fall back on your body
You think you understand your body? But make sure the facts below will make you gape.
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Passenger car support takes brakes on the pass under a scientific perspective
The process of speeding trucks for passenger cars can be explained in terms of soft collision phenomenon, in which the skill of the driver and truck weight are two decis…
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Why don't aircraft tires explode when landing?
Thanks to such extraordinary durable tires, each flight becomes safer.
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Elevators and things you may not know yet
Elisha Graves Otis' invention of elevator brakes is considered the most important breakthrough of the nineteenth century, as it represents the development of skyscrapers.
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5 physics revolutionary fantasy experiments by Einstein
Experiments riding on a beam of light, or paradoxes of twins are two of the five imaginary experiments that led to Albert Einstein's revolutionary physics proposals, one…
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Intellectual and psychological differences create super soccer stars
Research shows that not the power and speed, but the intelligence and the spirit of steel are the important difference between an ordinary player and a soccer superstar.
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Never drink beer in this way, it's not going to happen
Why can the same person drink 15, 20 beers, but fall down after drinking a few cups of small beer?
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Synthesis of the fastest things in the world
Our planet always contains many interesting things that people want to discover.
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Super speed boat 1,200 km / h is 10 times stronger than steel
The billionaire Hyperloop technology company Elon Musk intends to build a super-high-speed vibranium hull, ultra-light, but 10 times stronger than steel.
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This is the fastest way to swim in the world, but it is not present in competitions
Which swimming method is the fastest? Swimming, butterfly swimming? All are wrong, the fastest swimming method simulates fish movements.
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Detecting new forms of light increases Internet speed
Irish physicists found a new form of light with a screw-shaped shape and did not follow the law of momentum.
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7 things Elon Musk wants you to know about Hyperloop
A revolutionary mode of transport await us, but behind the desirable pace compared to other media, there are still many interesting things behind it.