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Interesting: The waterfall has water ... flowing up and down the sky
In fact, this spectacle only appears on the strong windy day that causes the waterfall to flow back up into the air.
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The Sahara Desert can turn into a giant power plant
In their study, scientists have proposed covering the entire Sahara region (more than 9 million square kilometers) by wind and solar power plants.
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The origin of all kinds of renewable energy in the world and the exploitation process
Currently globally, renewable energy is using only 16%, too little compared to its actual potential. Renewable energy is mainly used to apply to the electricity industry.
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How to speed up to win the final meters of the bike race
As with all other sports, bike racing has its own tactics to win.
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Factors determining the spread of forest fires
The direction of movement and the rate of spread of forest fires depend on many factors, such as: wind, vegetation or steep mountainous terrain.
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The fictional
I thought it was only a legend, but scientists think that the 'water separator' is entirely possible.
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The rotating house uses the power of storms to settle on the ground
Homes of the future are capable of resisting storms and withstanding the weight of the wind. Architect Margot Krasojevic has created houses revolving around a wall.
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It is humid, how is it handled when the glass is blurred with steam?
Driving glass is blurred by steam, due to cold dew or simply temperature difference when the weather is high humidity or cold weather ... how should the treatment be mos…
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Build a billion-dollar artificial island to ... collect wind power
Many countries around the world are increasingly finding more creative ways to develop wind power, including the construction of artificial islands.
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Asia's deadliest storms since the 1970s
Asia-Pacific is home to 60% of the world's population, which is also the most disaster-prone region in the world.
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Safety skills when storms occur
When it gets dark, there is lightning or strong wind, stop the activity. If you are outside, avoid high ground, empty hills, running water or small puddles, individual t…
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The difference between the names of storms
Hurricane, cyclone and typhoon are all words used to describe storms, but the use of different names depends on where the storm was formed and appeared.
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How are Pacific storms named?
Weather forecasters have a list of special names for storms. Periodically, a name will no longer be used and replaced with a new name.
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Principle of operation of wind turbines
Wind energy is described as a process, it is used to generate mechanical or electrical energy. Wind turbines will transform from wind dynamics into mechanical energy.
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Why can electric fans and hand fans make people feel cool?
In the summer, when we feel very hot in the room, always wanting to turn on the fan or hand fan, it may feel a little cool.