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Why are people lazy to exercise?
A new study in the United States shows that motor laziness is a human nature derived from ancient hunting and gathering.
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Pick up a rare gold department worth 1.5 billion VND
A man in the United States had just picked up a piece of gold that was considered to be quite rare, about the size of a steak.
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The horrifying truths about the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States
More than 3,000 children lost their parents in the September 11 terrorist attacks, firefighters took 3 months to extinguish all fires, President Bush received a prior wa…
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Discover the village with strange long-necked women
Kayan tribe in Pan Pet village (Myanmar's eastern Kayah state) is famous all over the world for women unlike anywhere else on earth with strange long necks wearing coppe…
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Decode the complete set of dry stones
HowMeet, dry ice is the name given to carbon dioxide when it exists in solid state.
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Near-death experience through the account of the blind
All blind people do not see in dreams, but most of them are able to see when falling into a state near death.
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Top unexpected facts about ancient Greece
Ancient Greeks were not only famous for their mathematical and scientific achievements ... but also impressed with interesting facts.
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12 interesting things you should know about Portugal
Portugal is a wonderful country with many beautiful landscapes, rich in historical values and traditional culture.
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250-ton rock is balanced on a 45-degree steep hill
Krishna Butter Ball is a giant rock located in Tamil Nadu state in southern India, famous for its strange balance of hillside for centuries.
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The President's diplomatic rules
As the face of the nation, the US president must follow certain communication rules when dealing with heads of state in the world.
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The bottom of North America plate tectonics is
This is the reason why the Southeastern United States, though not on the tectonic plate boundaries (like Japan), still suffers from several earthquakes in recent times.
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The phenomenon of shadow under the scientific perspective
Certainly everyone once experienced in life feeling startled in the night, awake, feeling around but immobile. That phenomenon is called a shadow. So what is the cause o…
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What happens when dueling with lightsaber light swords?
As soon as their swords meet (or even slash at a bearing from another school), the battle will end with the victory of Death because no one survives.
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Japanese monks have recorded the state of the Earth for 600 years
Although a proven phenomenon, the monk's elaborate record will contribute to eradicating doubts about global warming.
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Why is a portrait on a coin a half-face image on paper money that is face-to-face?
As early as the 7th century BC, the first coins were produced in the Lydia region with decorative bulls or lions.