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Unique spiral tower made of wood in the world first
Rarely is a tower or wooden structure capable of forming such a spiral. All thanks to a very special wood processing technique by German researchers.
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How much paper can one produce from a tree?
Paper is made from trees, but how many sheets does a tree make? Try to put a pen on it.
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The United States developed a wooden construction material that saves electricity heating and cooling
According to Science, researchers at the University of Maryland and the University of Colorado, USA, have developed a new wood construction material, capable of cooling…
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Soft sweatshirts made from 100% wood are environmentally friendly
If someone offered to sell you a wooden pullover, you might imagine a hard and uncomfortable item.
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Differences in swords of Europe and Asia
Sword is a weapon that is present all over the world but there is a marked difference between Asia and Europe.
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Is 2x4 sawn timber really 2x4?
What is the size of 2x4 sawn timber? If your answer is 2inch x 4inch then that is a completely wrong answer.
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Ultra-expensive 45 billion bath made from extremely rare materials makes everyone stunned
Recently, designer Nigel Fenwick has introduced an expensive bathtub with a price of $ 2 million (more than VND 45 billion).
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How was the old man against 'Ms. fire'?
Since humans began to use wood to build houses instead of heavy stone materials, fires also began to stalk them.
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Japan prepares to have the tallest wooden skyscraper in the world
Sumitomo Wood Company announced that 90% of the 70-storey building named 'W350' will use native wood material (equivalent to 180,000 cubic meters of wood) and the remain…
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Excavation of a bustling wooden statue dating back 4,000 years in Egypt
A group of Swiss and French archaeologists have unearthed a head-to-body figure of woods dating back over 4,000 years at Saqqâra, Egypt.
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Why is old paper yellowing?
If you notice, you will see some old books will have yellow reclining paper. Do you think books of the past have such yellow paper material?
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A Pakistani person eats leaves to live for 25 years, never getting sick
A man in Pakistan survived by eating leaves and wood for the past 25 years and has never been ill.
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New hypothesis about the secret of making million dollar musical instruments
Italian artists may have soaked wood to make a famous violin in a mineral water tank to prevent decay and termite resistance.
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Perfect design of 99 most expensive pencils on the planet
Not the oldest writing pen manufacturer in the world, but Faber-Castell is honored to be among the leading companies in this industry.
