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Blue Whirl: Scientists Discover New Type of Fire That Could Clean Up Oil Spills
Scientists have discovered a new type of fire tornado called the "blue whirl." But unlike its counterparts, which pose a threat to life and property, the "blue whirl" is surprisingly eco-friendly and can even help in pollution and oil spills.
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