How to cause rain: China plans to improve the climate
Experiments with the weather in the modern world is no surprise: scientists have learned how to disperse clouds, to provoke local rainfall, prolonged drought, and...
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10 most dangerous killer snakes
Snakes are mysterious animals. A person does not know much about them, of course, if he /she is not a biologist and does not have...
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Top 10 tallest mountains in the Solar system
Thinking about the tallest mountains, what do we represent? Landscapes of Asia, Africa, America, or even India. But what if you look wider and study...
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Chile – the country of astronomical observatories and the largest telescopes in the world
Chile – Powerful telescopes of the Observatory and modern humanity needs to observe outer space. With their help, it is possible to look beyond the...
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Where is the longest beaver dam in the world?
Beaver dam: Beavers, perhaps, are the most ambitious builders among all representatives of the animal world. Of course, termites, bees, or weavers are also able...
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Trees gems: like the logs in the Arizona desert become the crystals
Trees gems: In the United States is a unique forest, the trees which consist of gems, sparkling in the sun with all the colors of...
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The lighting designer showed how the right light makes the landscape stunningly beautiful
Landscape: Agree, if someone can demonstrate the place “in the best light”, then this is a theatrical lighting designer. They are the hero of our post...
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Top 10 countries to travel in 2021
Very soon, under the chiming clock, we will guess what new countries we would like to see in the coming year. And so that you...
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Double Colosseum and other masterpieces of the Roman Empire in North Africa
Double Colosseum: When it comes to ancient monuments and the heritage of ancient civilizations in Africa, that come to mind are the Egyptian pyramids and...
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5 unexpected facts about Antarctica that you didn’t guess
Antarctica: Not all the places on the planet have been explored, but there are mostly wildly cold places that scientists and travelers do not study...
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Drake Strait – The most stormy place on the planet
Drake Strait – Cruise liners do not go here, and cargo ships prefer the other way if you want to go around South America from...
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Khan Shatyr in Astana: how was it possible to build such a grand tent
Khan Shatyr: Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, boasts many unusual objects made with Asian luxury, but according to the plans of European architects. One such...
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The mysterious labyrinth of amenemhat III in Ancient Egypt
Mysterious labyrinth: In Ancient Egypt, it was built not only the pyramids and temples with giant statues and columns but more mysterious objects. For example,...
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Braga – Portuguese, Rome, where they love to keep the doors open
Rome: “They trade in Lisbon, work in Porto, study in Coimbra, and pray in Braga,” A local saying. In the atmosphere of provincial serenity in...
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Top 10 countries with the lowest crime rates
Who doesn’t want to live in a place where there is no crime? Probably, each of us thought about moving to a country where you...
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The stunning salt lake Abbe, whose landscapes are like part of another planet
The unique salt lake Abbe is located in East Africa, on the border between Djibouti and Ethiopia. Its height above sea level is 232 meters, and...
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Best astronomical photographs of 2020
Astronomical photographs: Authoritative international competition “astronomy photographer of the year”, Investment Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year, the Greenwich Royal Observatory has spent 10 years...
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Scientists have figured out which cities are most contributing to the greenhouse effect
Greenhouse effect: Scientists use the term carbon footprint to determine the impact of large cities on the planet’s ecosystem. This concept is used to denote...
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Insidious neighbors: Jupiter and Venus provoke a global catastrophe on Earth
Venus and Jupiter, which are our neighbors in the solar system, have a significant impact on the Earth, which leads to a change in its...
