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10 train trips to challenge visitors' courage
Located hundreds of meters above sea level, railroad tracks passing through rugged terrain often give visitors the feeling of adventure.
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Why is it difficult to find the missing plane?
Experts have recently come up with a solution to why authorities have difficulty finding the exact location of the missing plane.
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Be overwhelmed by the beauty of the 10 most expensive rollercoasters in the world
On average, to build a rollercoaster track usually costs millions of dollars.
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What kind of watches do NASA astronauts use?
The only watch that NASA astronauts believe is the Omega Speedmaster because of its perfection.
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How does satellite track the plane?
Each signal sent from the satellite to the plane is reflected by another signal, including the code to identify the aircraft, enabling the authorities to keep track of f…
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What is the flight tracking technology?
After several days of searching for a missing Malaysian plane that still has no results, many people ask, what technology does the airline use to track flights?
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How is the plane tracked?
Thanks to the signal relay or global positioning system, the journey of an aircraft will be monitored and controlled, but it cannot exclude the possibility that they enc…
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Find a way to boil water in the blink of an eye
Recently, scientists in Germany have found a way to make water reach extremely high temperatures in less than a blink of an eye.
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British farmers use the Internet to raise cattle
A farm in Essex, England began connecting their cows to the Internet to track changes in the behavior of cows, from which farmers could soon find out about them.
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Women remember stranger's face better than men
McMaster University researchers invite participants, men and women to see a series of randomly selected faces from the computer screen.
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Decoding the feeling of being
Have you ever been alone and suddenly felt like you were being watched by someone from behind, typically when sleeping alone at night?
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Cell phone behavior can spread like flu
Researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) tracked on dozens of students to find out the phenomenon of transmission in mobile phone use, Telegraph reported.
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Mysterious on the speed track
According to the new British hypothesis, it is the transcendent structure of the athlete's body that motivates success on the speed track.
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Smart uniforms tracking dropouts
Students in northeastern Brazil are wearing uniforms fitted with computer chips that are
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Why can good people still do bad things?
American scientists think that each person has two ethical systems and sometimes they disagree. Then people are ready to conduct unethical acts.