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What's inside the teapot used by assassins to poison their victims?
The teapot has a unique design that allows the person holding the teapot to manipulate the flow as desired.
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Albert Einstein - the genius born in the year of the Cat and the great invention that changed the world
His great intellectual achievements made the name 'Einstein' synonymous with the word 'genius'.
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Why was Marie Curie buried in a lead-lined coffin?
Marie Curie died of aplastic anemia from working with radiation and her coffin was later discovered by excavators to be lined with 2.5 mm thick lead.
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How to get back to the spacecraft if the astronauts leave the cabin to work and accidentally drift away?
Outer space is a very dangerous environment, including high energy particles, solar radiation, micrometeorites, micrometeorites,...
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Top 7 works that changed the world of Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was one of the most famous scientists of all time, to the point that his name has become almost synonymous with the phrase
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Why doesn't white noise appear on TVs anymore?
White noise is a common problem with 20th century TV models.
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Why do flight attendants often bring a banana on the plane?
Few people know that flight attendants often have the habit of bringing a banana when flying, the reason and benefits of this surprise many people.
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Plasma fusion engine could enable intergalactic travel
Researchers are working to overcome the technological challenges to make fusion plasma engines a reality.
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How does an atomic bomb work?
Since the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, nuclear weapons have been detonated more than 2,000 times as tests and displays of military power.
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The Netherlands' magnificent sea dikes can be seen from space
When talking about the Netherlands, people often think of the bravery and determination of the people here in overcoming tragedies caused by storms, floods and rising se…
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South Korean public service robot plunges down stairs 'commits suicide'
A service robot working at a council in South Korea was unresponsive after falling down a two-metre-high flight of stairs, marking the first time a robot has died.
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Collection of the funniest animal pictures of the year
The images in the Comeday Wildlife Photography Awards 2022 depict funny moments of wildlife in nature.
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WaterLight - Portable light that can be charged with salt water or urine
E-Dina is a Colombian start-up specializing in renewable energy that has developed a new wireless light called WaterLight.
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Humanoid Robots Work in a Chinese Factory
Robotics startup MagicLab introduces a fleet of humanoid robots at a factory to train them in a variety of jobs.
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The secret behind China's 'explosive carving' craft
Solid fuel, a key component in rocket engines, plays a decisive role in the trajectory and accuracy of the rocket.