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Why do snakes without ears hear the flute?
Through film and television we know that in India often appear snakes with their heads, swaying under the flute of the owner.
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In the United States, there is a 120-meter-high rock column that 'swayed' when it hit an earthquake and high winds
'Because nothing is completely static, and there is always energy flowing in the soil, we will have a source that causes this rock structure to vibrate continuously.'
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10 impressive suspension bridges in the world
The bridges sway between the canyon, stretching through large or suspended rivers and clouds hundreds of meters high, promising to bring visitors many unforgettable feel…
Biology
Stem cells are suitable for swinging action
US scientists found that stem cells prefer to be swayed and moved gently, in the same way, but more so when they are in the mother's womb.
Environment
4.7 Richter earthquake shook northern China
A strong 4.7-magnitude earthquake shook northern China in the morning of May 28, causing buildings in Beijing to be swayed, the US Geological Survey said.
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Spectacular frozen waterfall scene
Flowing waterfalls in the summer, or branches that once swayed in the wind, turned into beautiful ice sculptures of nature.
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Adventure on the keyboard with the mouse
The pair of scene mice reveled in the saxophone or swaying with accodeon. They shape the instrument, flute like real artists.
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New Delhi Deputy Governor's Palace
In April 1912, from the seat swaying on the back of the elephant, three middle-aged Britons in London at the beginning of the year were appointed by the standing Ministe…
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Sway, a strange tricycle model
After years of development, Sway has been announced as an entirely new prototype electric sports scooter. This car has a special steering wheel system with wheels that c…
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Robot caring for disabled and elderly people
Ballbot is a 1.5m high robot, vibrating lightly on a sphere that looks like a ky. He swayed lightly on the laboratory floor and seemed to be able to fall down anytime.