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Having a sea without shore, Saudi Arabia has to import camels from Australia, there are always tens of thousands of people flying in the sky of the United States, which…
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Discover the world's first 6th generation fighter power
The United States has always been the country with the most modern military weapons in the world, but according to Aviation Week, the world's first sixth-generation figh…
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10 interesting things about the human skeleton
The adult skeleton consists of 206 units, connected to a network, performing many functions such as shaping the body frame, supporting movement and producing new blood c…
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Decoding the mysterious geological structure in America
Researchers were able to clearly observe the mysterious geological structures in the US thanks to a continental scan.
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11 secret weapons developed by Japan during World War II
We have heard a lot about the scientific and technological achievements, a variety of technologies and weapons manufactured by Western countries during World War II.
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What happens to the Earth after a nuclear war?
The group of meteorological and environmental scientists in the United States used a mathematical model to describe what would happen after a limited and local nuclear w…
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Lifestyle of financial and technological people in New York
The United States in general or New York in particular is always the ideal starting point for many people from all over the world.
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The secret of escaping on the President of the United States
Air Force 1 is like the symbol of power of the United States with many mysteries that cannot be discovered
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The origin of the $ symbol
The symbol began to appear in the 1770s, in documents of British-Americans with business with Spanish-Americans.
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Answer the mystery about the ship at the foot of the New York Twin Towers
The large ship buried under the rubble was closed during the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence.
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Why does the US use miles and feet to measure length?
The unit of measurement is an essential part of every area of a country in general and everyone's life in particular.
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People who are easy to trust are often smart
Oxford University researchers were based on a general social survey conducted in the United States to survey public opinion.
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Why do Americans lose a precious hour in March?
On Sunday (March 9), most Americans lose 1 hour of precious weekend by adjusting the clock according to the daylight saving time (Daylight Saving Time - DST).
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How are the names of University and College different?
In the United States, when you go to a University, you will graduate from a certain College. In Canada and Australia, College offers only certificates.
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The truth about Berkeley, a huge poison hole in the United States
The Berkeley Hole is an abandoned open-cast copper mine located in Butte, Montana, USA, 1 mile long (1 mile = 1.6 km), 1/2 mile wide and 1/3 mile deep.