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Some fluids can turn rock-hard under impact: stir or hit fast and viscosity jumps. When force stops, it returns to normal—there are ‘liquid’ materials that act like armor.
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Some fluids can turn rock-hard under impact: stir or hit fast and viscosity jumps. When force stops, it returns to normal—there are ‘liquid’ materials that act like armor.
Only 11% of people in the world are left-handed. This ratio reveals an interesting fact.
A teaspoon of neutron star material is heavier than Mount Everest. There is a striking fact in the scientific world.
A cup shatters but never reassembles by itself; entropy sets that direction. The drift from ordered states to more disordered ones reinforces our one way sense of time.
In eruptions, ash particles collide and separate charge, creating volcanic lightning. A thunderstorm does not require rain clouds; an ash cloud can do it too.
Sound needs air molecules. In the vacuum of space, two ships could explode side by side in complete silence.
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