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Plan to revive America's first president
After his presidential term ended in March 1797, George Washington returned to his hometown in Virginia to enjoy his country.
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The Arab Emirates surprised the world with the world's largest 'vertical farm'
Going into operation in 2022, the farm called GigaFarm of the Emirate of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates is bringing in millions of kilograms of vegetables every year.
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The story behind the eccentric photo of Einstein sticking out his tongue
This is one of the most famous photos on the Internet and has been used to insert countless memes.
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Nuclear weapons have an expiration date like food, so what about expired nuclear weapons?
We all know that nuclear weapons, as the most powerful weapons on the planet, are extremely destructive, their lethality is evident.
Health
Strange disease broke out in the western United States when the weather was hot and dry
Valley fever - a disease caused by a fungus that grows in the southwestern US - is breaking out as the climate crisis makes the region increasingly drier.
Animal world
Why do many places in the United States keep donkeys to protect the herd instead of herding dogs?
Have you ever heard of raising donkeys to protect livestock? Perhaps many people are completely unaware of this, but in fact in many parts of the United States.
Space science
US launches satellite for early warning of global missile launches
The US Space Force just launched the last rocket early warning satellite into space, complete
History
20 things Americans are proud of on Independence Day 4/7
The 4th of July is Independence and Independence Day of the United States, a country that is unique in many ways, and has accumulated extraordinary achievements...
History
America's 246th 'Independence Day': Re-establishing mechanisms to protect freedom and justice
On the occasion of American Independence Day 4/7, the President of the Organization of American Youth called on Americans to defend freedom and justice for all.
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Project to build a floating city with a capacity of 20,000 people
The floating city of Maldives in the middle of the Indian Ocean will provide a place for tens of thousands of residents in the island nation that is threatened by sea wa…
New technology
New generation robot dog can swim under water
After working on the ground in various roles, Ghost Robotics' famous Vision 60s robot dog can now swim in water.
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Discover the ancient wonder found in the Arabian desert
The United Arab Emirates may have just celebrated its 50th anniversary of independence, but Abu Dhabi has a centuries-old past.
Animal world
Close-up of worms from Asia are giving the whole US a 'headache'
Recently, a harmful worm species native to Asia is spreading across the United States, causing a lot of trouble for the people of this country.
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The toughest course in the US military environment, where real-life 'Aquamans' are born
This is said to be the most difficult course of the US military, to practice the ability to dive and perform missions under high pressure.
History
Deciphering the secret buried for 50 years: Why did the US use nuclear bombs to destroy British satellites?
Records related to the incident were kept secret for 50 years, until a secret letter revealed the cause of the destruction of Britain's first satellite.