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Large research reveals the negative effects of space travel on human health, impacting as deeply as cells, not play!
Immense space extremely cold and harsh Humans may have found a way to orbit, ascend to nearby celestial bodies and…
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Design ideas look a bit crazy, but ultimately work out well
The public bench is also a flowerpot Environmentally friendly Wi-Fi hotspot The fence can change its appearance depending on the…
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Meteors that are about to fly past the Earth turn out to be old rockets that humans once launched to the Moon
Not only that, but the green planet’s gravity will likely cause its orbit to be drastically altered, to the point…
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In the thirst for material possessions, humans spread scars on the surface of the Earth
When we dig into the ground to reveal precious metals, fossil fuel bags or a mineral seam dating back to…
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Bright door for environmental protection: Food containers made of bamboo and bagasse will biodegrade in 60 days
Single-use tableware such as cups, plates and takeout boxes are a huge source of waste. Even when compost is possible,…
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Why does NASA want to build a nuclear reactor on the Moon?
NASA and the US Department of Energy are waiting for the competent authorities to approve a proposal to build a…
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What is the “difference” that helps Coc Coc Mobile reach the milestone of 10 million downloads on CH Play?
To achieve this impressive achievement, the “know-how” lies within the unique benefits that Coc Coc brings to users. After more…
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Discord: The journey from anonymous to someone who changed the way people ‘play’ on the Internet
Voice chat, for gaming communities all over the world, is a very important need. Longtime gamers are probably no stranger…
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The truth about the ‘humans only use 10% of brain power’ claim
Pop culture believes that many people believe that we only use 10% of our brain power, and if we “unlock…
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Evolutionary peak: Just re-activating the gene, the Philippine termite will regain the ‘plump’ legs that their ancestors left.
In the rainforest of the Philippines, scientists are digging a small track for termite snakes – a reptile of the…
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