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کانال Factburst (@factfusion9) در بخش زبانی انگلیسی بازیگری فعال است. در حال حاضر جامعه شامل 23 833 مشترک است و جایگاه 586 را در دسته حقایق و رتبه 1 628 را در منطقه الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية دارد.
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| 2 |  This is the HONOR Robot Phone
A reimagined smartphone featuring a robotic camera that moves on its own. Its compact 3-axis module automatically rotates and tilts, enabling dynamic framing and delivering smooth, stable video with ease.
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| 3 |  Your complete, step-by-step blueprint to designing classic canvas sneakers that never go out of fashion
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| 4 |  The red-billed streamertail (Trochilus polytmus), also called the doctor bird, scissor-tail, or scissors tail hummingbird, is the most common hummingbird in Jamaica.
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| 5 |  A first glimpse at the astonishingly lifelike humanoid robots revealed at the 2026 World Robot Conference
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| 6 |  This is how plants breathe.
A breathtaking close-up of a single stoma on the leaf of a boat lily, revealing nature’s delicate engineering. Photo: Dr. Louisa Howard, Dartmouth Electron Microscope Facility 🌿
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| 7 |  Starting a fire with bamboo isn’t easy, but with the right method, it can work. Bamboo is naturally hollow and holds moisture, making it a poor choice for kindling—yet in a survival scenario, it might be your only option.
The trick? Use it only when bone dry. Split the stalks open to access the inner fibers, then shred them into fine tinder to help catch a spark. Once the fire is lit, avoid tossing green bamboo onto the flames—trapped moisture can turn to steam, causing it to snap and burst, which is dangerous.
Better to use bamboo for shelter or crafting tools. Reserve your fire-building for drier materials. Used smartly, bamboo transforms from a simple plant into a true wilderness multitool.
#SurvivalTips #Bushcraft #FireStarting
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| 8 |  A stunning blend of Wushu and robotics — witness a humanoid robot performing martial arts with remarkable precision and fluidity. Watch the full performance and see how technology brings the grace of human motion to life. #WushuRobot #FutureOfRobotics
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| 9 |  This is how a heavy-duty suspension seat undergoes rigorous stability testing — pushed to the limit to ensure reliability and performance.
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| 10 |  The bridges depicted on euro banknotes were entirely fictional—until 2016, when they were brought to life as real constructions for an art installation in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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| 11 |  The bodies trapped within the solidified ash gradually decomposed, leaving behind hollow cavities in the shape of humans. Archaeologists discovered these voids could be filled with liquid plaster. After carefully chiseling away the surrounding ash, the plaster casts revealed the final, haunting poses of the victims.
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| 12 |  Today, around 1.4 million kilometers of active submarine cables span the globe.
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| 13 |  The kinetic sledgehammer is still favored by construction workers because it’s easier to maneuver and doesn’t transmit shock to the hands.
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| 14 |  Oregon reversed pesticide-linked bee deaths: zero verified cases since 2021. This follows the 2013 crisis when thousands of bees died, triggering reforms. A pollinator task force was created, training over 12,000 farmers, landscapers, and applicators in bee-safe practices. Education efforts spread statewide, promoting pollinator-friendly gardens.
Researchers launched the Oregon Bee Atlas—the most comprehensive U.S. statewide bee survey—documenting all 567 known bee species in Oregon. It provides county-specific native plant guides and habitat-building tips. Oregon State University credits science, public education, and smarter pesticide use for five straight years without a confirmed pesticide-related bee death.
Pollinators support vital crops. Oregon’s success shows protection isn’t about banning pesticides—but using them wisely, with timing, location, and science in mind.
“Inaugural Oregon report details bee health progress.” Oregon State University
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| 15 |  1927 Sunbeam: 1,000 HP, driven by twin V12 engines, built to exceed 200 mph.
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| 16 |  The UK's NHS is trialing a new organ transplant system that could revolutionize how donated organs are matched and allocated.
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| 17 |  Now, any bicycle can become an electric one. Former engineers from BYD and Huawei have developed a compact electric drive that mounts directly onto the frame and powers the rear wheel, reaching speeds of up to 32 km/h.
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| 18 |  The most powerful rock net ever tested
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| 19 |  Why Don’t Power Lines Shock Birds?
- Have you ever wondered why birds can perch on live power lines without a second thought—despite the thousands of volts running through them? And crucially, what conditions actually put them at risk? Uncover the fascinating physics behind this everyday mystery.
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| 20 |  We long believed three pairs of salivary glands existed. In 2020, Dutch researchers used PSMA PET-CT in head-and-neck cancer. In the nasopharynx an undiscovered gland appeared; in 100 scans and two cadavers it was confirmed: a pair about 3.9 cm long above the tubarial cartilage (Eustachian tube). They named them the tubarial glands. They likely lubricate the upper throat and nasal passages during speech, swallowing, and breathing—functions often disrupted by radiotherapy, causing dryness. Turning point: oncologists didn’t know this tissue existed or needed protection. Reviewing plans from 723 patients showed higher doses to this area linked to worse swallowing, thicker mucus, and chronic dry mouth. A knowledge gap had quietly affected recovery for decades. Knowing them allows sparing them, potentially improving life for thousands of head-and-neck cancer patients worldwide.
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