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This is why you should wear gloves when going out in the winter
Leaving your hands off the road in cold weather is the cause of many health problems.
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The origin and meaning of Christmas tree
The current Christmas tree or Christmas tree stems from the custom of burning a log on the Eastern solstice of the ancient Celts.
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Do we get sunburn in winter?
The answer is yes. The amount of ultraviolet (UV) radiation decreases slightly in the winter but is still at risk, especially for people with sensitive skin.
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The American city entered the 65-day period without the Sun
The city in Alaska state is going through a long dark period called
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Eating dog meat - a controversial tradition in history
Before the 2018 Winter Olympics, the Korean government asked 12 Pyeongchang area dog meat restaurants to stop selling the food during the event.
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The hypothesis of the Toba volcanic eruption almost halted humanity
The controversial hypothesis attracts a lot of conflicting opinions about the period when people almost died.
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World Cup 2022 in Qatar will take place in winter
Russian President Vladimir Putin handed the World Cup official ball to FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
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The largest ship explosion in history, killing 2000 people, leveling seaports
On a winter morning on December 6, 1917, a French captain took the SS Mont Blanc ship into a canal leading to the Canadian port of Halifax.
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Why is warm well water in winter, cool in summer?
As we often see, well water in the winter is usually warmer than the water in the tank or warmer than the winter temperature.
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Accumulation of cold Lady Ban
The cold spring is a folk-like fairytale call about the last cold of winter that occurs in the third lunar month in northern Vietnam, or in general, the late cold.
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5 'forbidden death zone' a go no return in China
Similar to the Bermuda triangle in the Americas, these regions have many strange things that still cannot be explained. Here are 5 such lands.
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Disability Olympics: What is Paralympic?
Winter PyeongChang Paralympic Games 2018 is considered the biggest winter Olympics for people with disabilities in history.
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How will nuclear war destroy Earth?
Witnessing the escalation of nuclear weapons around the world, scientists have produced a scary scenario for humans and the Earth if a day of nuclear war takes place.
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This is how I feel when I'm under shadow and what science says about it
The first time I was overthrown was the winter of 2012. It was when my grandfather had just died, I moved to stay with her to partly relieve the pain.
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The movie 'Simpson's Family' correctly predicted the 2018 Winter Olympics results from 8 years ago
For cartoon lovers, the Simpson family is a classic American film that attracts millions of viewers worldwide.