「自听」MyListenSpace and boundaries · 6:56
Which boundary did Voyager cross?
Why does reaching interstellar space not mean leaving the solar system under every definition? A complete story checked against NASA sources.
Transcript, sources and generation context →3 topics · Chinese and English
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Maps · 4:58
Why does Greenland look so large on a map?
Start with an orange-peel analogy, then hear why Mercator enlarges high latitudes and how to match a map to a question.
Script, sources and writing prompt →Everyday technology · 5:24
Why Can a Partly Covered QR Code Still Be Read?
A QR code combines recognizable position patterns with extra information for error correction. This short audio lesson explains its origins, the four correction levels, why their percentages refer to codewords rather than covered surface area, and why margins, image quality, and design changes still affect readability.
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