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10 'athletes' in the animal world
Animals can lift objects weighing tens to hundreds of times their bodies. For example, horned beetles lift objects that are 850 times heavier.
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Giant stingray
With a fins of 7.6 m and a weight of up to 2,300 kg, giant rays are one of the most intelligent but mystical creatures in the ocean.
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'Recorders' in the animal world
Rhino beetles can carry 850 times the mass of the body, while the flagfish are capable of moving at 109 km / h ... These are called recorders in the animal world. .
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Video: Stay safely on the nail table under a scientific perspective
One of the classic circus that we often see is that the performer will lie on the nail table safely like lying on the bed, even placing another nail table on his chest a…
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Video: Challenge the god of death to prove Newton's law
A Norwegian physicist is ready to face danger to prove the laws of physics proposed by Isaac Newton in the 17th century.
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Video: Super materials withstand the weight of 100,000 itself
With 3D printing technology, scientists have created a super-light, ultra-durable new material structure, with resistance to masses of 100,000 times its own weight.
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Video: Why can hamsters stuff so much food into their mouths?
The hamster has a strange ability to contain half of its body weight in its mouth, so that it can be eaten back when it feels safe.
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Video: Compare the size of black holes in the universe
A supermassive black hole is several times more massive than our solar system and has a weight equivalent to 20 billion solar masses.
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Vietnamese Admiral won Paralympic gold medal 2016, breaking world record
The athlete Le Van Cong successfully conquered 183kg weight, thereby helping Vietnam for the first time in history to win gold medal in the Olympics for people with disa…
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Redefine the kilogram
Scientists have said they are nearing an immaterial definition for kilograms (kilograms) after detecting that the standard weight is mysteriously lightening.
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The world's standard weight is mysteriously lightening
The 118-year-old cylinder, the international symbol for mass units, is strictly preserved by a key in the suburbs of Paris, which is lightly understood.
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Water loss
Later this month, on the Portuguese market, there will be a bottled water advertised as having a weight loss effect: those who take this medicine will feel full.
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Russia successfully launched 9 satellites
On October 27, at 10:52 pm (Moscow time), Russia successfully launched the Kosmos-3M transport missile at the Plesetsk launch site in the northwest. After 35 minutes thi…
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Both lose weight and make a miracle
That is the feat of a big fat American man named Steve Vaught. Over the past year, many Americans watched his every step, departing from California and ending the journe…
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Antonine Laurent de Lavoisier - Can water turn into soil?
The days of Antonine Laurent de Lavoisier still circulate the concept