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Petroleum, also known as oil,

is one of our most important

natural resources, forming

the basis for almost all fuels

for cars, planes, and ships.

Many oil reserves lie in hard-

to-reach locations under the ocean floor. To get

to these marine reserves, engineers build

oil platforms, which are used to bring the

petroleum from deep under the ocean to the

surface. Oil platforms pose a very high risk to

the environment, with frequent accidents

resulting in the release of large quantities of

petroleum into the ocean.

The boomerang was invented by the original

inhabitants of Australia. It’s a throwing weapon

traditionally made out of wood or bone and

used in hunting. An unusual feature of some

boomerangs is that they will come back

whenever you throw them. This can be a handy

feature when hunting birds, for example. Today,

boomerangs are mostly used for recreation.

In the world of science,

there are often races

to make discoveries.

For example, there was a

race to the South Pole in 1911. On December 14,

2011, the Norwegian Roald Amundsen became

the first person to reach the South Pole. Since

then, many nations such as Argentina, China,

Germany, England, Japan, the USA, and Russia

have built their own research stations in

Antarctica. The research involves Antarctic

flora and fauna, the climate, and the Earth’s

magnetic field

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