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View from soaring glass bottom observatories
With transparent floors looking down from dizzying heights, these observation points give you breathtaking views but not for the faint of heart.
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Rare phenomenon: Thousands of
If you go to the Tokachi River in Hakkaido of Japan at this time, you will be extremely excited to see an extremely rare natural phenomenon appearing scattered on the ri…
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Illusion of man walking on water causing fever
The picture creates the illusion of an American man walking on the water quickly causing fever on social networks.
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15 great things are only available in the island of Iceland
Traveling around the island with a single path, owning the third largest glacier in the world or a unique black beach is just a few unique features only available on the…
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Simple experiment to turn eggs into transparent balls, bouncing like table tennis
The egg has a fragile and fragile shell, but with a very simple experiment, you can easily turn them into transparent, highly elastic balls that can bounce like table te…
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Dizziness with magic tricks helps you see through the palm of your hand
Try looking at your hand and reply: What do you see? With this magic show, you will see your hand ... transparent.
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Diamonds 'transformations' are extremely toxic
Their work like magic tricks. From the familiar transparent diamonds in reality right before the eyes turn into colors. Without any paint here. Only pure knowledge and m…
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The mystery of the strength of spider silk has been discovered
Now, German scientists have returned to the basics and believe that they have found the reason why spider silk becomes so strong.
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Turn metal into transparent
Scientists in the US and China have discovered the transparent form of sodium (Na) after putting this element into a high-pressure environment.
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Why do men have a television?
That part reminds us that gender is something that is clearly transparent, even before birth. No matter what gender you are, everyone starts to be female in the womb.
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Why rock in fridge cloudiness?
Curious children will realize that transparent water sometimes creates oddly chiseled stones. The main reason is that the clear water you pour into the ice tray is not c…
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New theories about extraterrestrial organisms
Transparent like glass, tiny like bacteria are hypotheses about the shape of an extraterrestrial creature that the scientific community offers.
Oceanography
The 'ghost' fish only lives at a depth of 7.5 km on the seabed, melting when ashore
Three new 'ghost' species are found at 7,500 meters deep in the seabed, in one of the deepest fissures in the Pacific.
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Antarctic crustaceans know 'kidnapping' for self-defense
Pteropod - a pea-sized sea snail species that protects its transparent and fragile body from predators with a strong chemical compound
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Rare and precious 'lobster' found on the coast
A lucky fisherman suddenly caught an extremely rare transparent 'ghost lobster'. The rate of encountering this crustacean is even lower than being struck by lightning.