Environment
Warning about environmental pollution from colorful plastic
Research shows that brightly colored plastics such as red, blue and green are able to decompose into microplastics faster than light or colorless plastics.
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Chinese scientist creates clean energy from a classic toy
Chinese scientists have developed a device that could pave the way for a new source of clean energy based on the operating principles of a classic toy.
Health
Alarming fact: There are more than 16,000 chemicals in plastic
More than 16,000 chemicals exist in plastic products, from food packaging, children's toys to medical equipment...
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Can you play Yo-Yo in space?
Yo-Yo is considered to be one of the oldest toys in the world, probably only behind dolls.
Environment
Lego bricks can survive in the ocean for 1,300 years
By measuring the weight of each LEGO toy brick found on the beach compared to the equivalent unused pieces, the researchers estimate that these items could exist in the…
Animal world
The intelligent dog distinguishes 90 different types of objects
6-year-old Whiskey dog in Hungary belongs to 90 names of different toys and take them on request.
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The weirdest computer ever made - made from assembled toys and fishing lines
Not every computer is made buttons and screens.
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Stun with objects that look simple but can create a powerful optical illusion
These strange objects create an optical illusion that makes those who look at imagination like that a kind of magic.
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The world's most powerful superconducting magnet, the size is equivalent to a toilet paper roll
With this breakthrough, scientists will soon have 'new toys' to study.
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What happens when you accidentally swallow a LEGO plastic?
The fact that children swallow animals is always an obsession with parents. Due to their hyperactive nature, items such as toys, coins ... always pose a danger to childr…
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Scientists discover perfect sex secrets
To achieve ideal orgasm, no sex toys or stimulants are needed, but need a healthy heart and supple health.
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These mosquitoes look so real that anyone who wants to see them wants to beat them
Can you recognize that the mosquitoes in this article are real or fake?
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Trace time crystals in ... children's toys
Time crystals are an anomaly when they violate the law of energy conservation, whereby energy cannot be produced or lost.
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Why do German nursery schools say no to toys?
Studies from the 80s show that toys are like opium - providing a sense of liberation.
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Button pin - 'Assassin' is dangerous for young children
Her daughter - baby Molly - swallowed the battery from her parents' car keys. This is a very popular battery, used for many toys for young children.