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What happens if we stare at the Sun?
Whether drawing stars, launching ships to planets or studying the Sun, people have been constantly looking up at the sky for thousands of years.
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The 12-year-old girl set the highest record in the world
Sophie Hollins (12 years old) in Southampton, England, was recognized by Guinness World Records as the tallest girl in the world with the present height of 1.88 m, accor…
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Time to turn the car into an oven when parking in the sun
To find out how long the space in the vehicle takes before it is so hot it can be fatal, researchers study how different types of cars get heated under summer weather.
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Location of water bottles
Summer has come, we have to endure the torrential sunshine to burn the soul.
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Close-up of the barrier protecting the Earth from the Sun storm is a million km / h - extremely beautiful and fanciful
Scientists have discovered the secret to help the Earth resist the huge energy from the Sun.
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Real damage should not wear a black shirt in the hot sun: the answer makes you feel secure!
This is the advice that has become very familiar: when it is hot, it's best to wear bright colors instead of dark colors.
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Why does the lake water not evaporate or soak into the ground?
Maybe you remember the concept
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Hot ice is almost the surface of the Sun.
American scientists have successfully created super ion tape for the first time in the laboratory. The findings were published in February in the journal Nature Physics,…
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Solar stones - the secret to helping Vikings rule the sea for more than three centuries
As artisans who have created countless great ships, both sailors who have wavered over them, they, the Vikings ruled the North Atlantic waters from 900 to 1200.
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Famous buildings are
With 3D technology, the team was able to recreate 6 famous historical buildings that we have little chance to admire.
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Google Earth discovered a series of shocking secrets in Antarctica
Based on Google Earth, many conspiracy theorists claim to have discovered the secrets of the sun in Antarctica.
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The corpse resurrected on the autopsy table, taking the cadet's hand
The Sun reported, Mr. Himanshu Bharadwaj from Nagpur, India, Maharashtra state, was declared dead after a serious traffic accident.
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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.