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Extreme heat causes nighttime temperatures in the US to set records
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The intense heat wave continues to cover the southwest of the United States, causing nighttime temperatures in some areas to rise to record levels.
Low pressure has the potential to become a storm in the next 24 hours, risk of interaction with Typhoon Saudel
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A newly discovered tropical depression is moving northeast, predicted to interact with Hurricane Saudel in the coming days.
Hot summer, "cool" vacation trend rises in Europe
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Summer is originally the season to look for sunshine. When mentioning European summer tourism, tourists often think of the brilliant Mediterranean beaches in Greece, Spain or Italy. But when climate change causes extreme temperatures to rise, hot weather becomes the reason why a part of tourists reverse their habits: Heading north to find cool places. This trend called "Coolcation" - vacation - is becoming a new choice for summer travel season.
World 24h: Experts forecast gold prices for next week
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World news August 23: South Korean container ship chooses Arctic route to replace the Suez Canal to Europe; Experts forecast gold prices for next week...
Thailand issues curfew after 51 attacks overnight
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Narathiwat provincial authorities have issued a curfew after a series of attacks occurred in this locality and 2 southern provinces of Thailand, Yala and Pattani.
Initiative to help reach the star system more than 38,624 billion km from Earth
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Scientists are developing a laser-powered sailing spacecraft that will allow us to approach Alpha Centauri - the star system closest to Earth - within 20 years.
7,000-year-old seal found in Israel
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The nearly 7,000-year-old clay seal discovered in Israel may have been used for many purposes such as signing or sealing goods.
The power of the Russian nuclear Submarine is about to be first launched at Army-2021
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The Russian nuclear-powered Submarine of the Borey project will make its first appearance at the Army-2021 military-technical forum in Kamchatka.
US company reveals information about unmanned buses
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Kelekona - a US startup - is designing a driverless bus that can carry up to 40 people, to compete with public transport.
Russia to launch advanced satellite for Iran
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Russia is preparing to provide Iran with an advanced satellite that can track potential military targets across the Middle East.
Towing Boeing 15m, breaking the record for "the strongest man" in Russia
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The Siberia-born fitness tractor pulled a 40-ton Boeing 737-500 15 meters away, breaking Russia's record for the "th strongest man".
normal breathing can also spread the COVID-19 virus to more than 2.2m
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A simulation video shows that normal breathing can also spread the COVID-19 virus to more than 2.2m in the air within 90 seconds.
Russia conducts large-scale drills in the Pacific
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The Russian Navy is conducting large-scale combat exercises in the offshore waters of the central Pacific.
silver vault of ancient bribery case in Poland found
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A warehouse containing 118 antique silver coins over 1,200 years old was excavated in a forest in northeastern Poland in March, experts believe it could be related to an ancient bribery case.
The 5th Ocean Officially Recognized
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The National Geophysical Association has finally recognized the South American Ocean in the South as the fifth ocean on its map, along with the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian Ocean and Northern Bange.
Israel unexpectedly discovers 1,000-year-old chicken egg intact
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Israeli archaeologists have discovered a whole chicken egg that was about 1,000 years ago.
New calculation on the length of the world's most fearsome hunting shark
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New estimates show that the ancient Shark megalodon - the most fearsome Predator on Earth - could be nearly 20m long, not 15m.
The most livable cities in the world in 2021
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On June 9, The Economist Intelligence Unit announced the list of the most livable cities in 2021.
New blue whale population discovered in the Indian Ocean thanks to bomb disposal
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A new cluster of green-latitude sunflowers has been discovered in the Indian Ocean because their sound is recorded by a microphone underwater to detect the bomb.
The last rare gold bar in the US to have a record auction
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One of the last gold bars ever minted for circulation in the US was sold for a record $18.9 million (over VND 434 billion) in New York on June 8.
