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The ups and downs of the life of a teenager who built a nuclear reactor at home
A 17-year-old boy who shocked the nation by building a nuclear reactor in his family's shed has died at the age of 40, but not from radiation poisoning.
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Archeology
Spain discovers teeth of 3 people who are not of our species
The remains of an adult, a teenager and a child not of our species have been uncovered in a cave in Serinyà Park.
Archeology
Rare 30,000-year-old skeleton reveals when ancient humans went through puberty
According to archaeologists, most Ice Age teenagers began puberty at the same time as modern humans.
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Italian teenager will become the first saint of the millennium
Carlo Acutis's second posthumous miracle qualified this kind-hearted computer prodigy for sainthood.
History
Top 9 heroic teenagers make Vietnamese history proud
Crushing the orange the king gave him because he couldn't attend a conference to discuss plans to fight the enemy, and shooting a French spy to protect his comrades are…
Archeology
The teenager accidentally picked up the extinct jaw bone 10,000 years
An American high school student accidentally picked up the jaw of an extinct mastodon elephant 10,000 years ago while walking on a farm.
Health
Much bullying in school seriously affects the brains of teenagers
A new study by scientists from the United Kingdom has shown that persistent bullying in schools will have a negative impact on the brain.
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The teenager has the ability to take a protruding eyeball without any harm
A 16-year-old teenager from Lahore in Punjab province, Pakistan has enrolled in the world record book after discovering a special ability with his eyes.
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The 13-year-old boy talked about the shocking feeling after being struck by lightning
On August 8, 2018, 13-year-old teenager Josiah Widman, who was traveling with a friend in Arizona park, was struck by surprise.
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The reason Thai teenagers have to be stretched when they are rescued from the cave
Thailand's SEAL task force yesterday announced the first images of the rescue operation of teenagers stuck in Tham Luang cave.
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Research shows that video games are very useful for surgeons
With its growing popularity, video games are no longer confined to teenagers.
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'Challenge the blue whale' - why is it only because of a game that someone is willing to commit suicide?
This movement originated from Russia 3 years ago, and achieved a great spread in the world network community.
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Young people often get caught up in dangerous games
Scientists have confirmed that teenagers are easy to get involved in when they see their peers behave in the same way, in particular taking dangerous actions to see
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The geniuses did not wait for age
These are teenagers who amaze the world for their extraordinary talents and intelligence. According to experts, they are the messengers for the future of the world.
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Explaining that teenagers always want to be the center of the universe
The brain-making structure of young people makes them selfish and self-centered.