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Confirm the existence of the 117th chemical element
After 14 years since the discovery of element 116 (Livermorium), global scientists have finally found and confirmed the existence of the 117th element: Ununseptium.
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30 facts about sleep
Undeniably, sleep is an indispensable part of life, such as rice, water or air to breathe daily.
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The truth 'sadness' about the psychology of people who are humorous and funny
Comedians who are the most sad, funny is not necessarily good ... is considered the reverse side of humor.
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The magic from walking
Recent research has demonstrated that simple physical activity such as striding on the road can spark creative ideas.
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Funny interpretation: The obvious of animals but no one knows
The artist Solis explained the origin of zebra fur in a humorous way. He imagined tiny minors tying strips of black silk around a white horse's body
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Analyzing Pinocchio's fairy tales under a scientific perspective
A new study has shown, Pinocchio can only lie 13 times if he does not want to break his neck.
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Australia - The happiest country in the world in 2014
According to the statistics of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Australia again became the happiest country in the world in 2014.
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The worst job in the world: Appraising odor of toilet
Things like eliminating bad breath or smelling body odor can not be worse and more strange than evaluating the smell of toilet.
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Visit the 8 mysterious 'hidden places' on Earth
These are wild lands with rugged terrain that always stimulate the curiosity of adventurers to discover.
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The risk of artificial intelligence
Many previous studies have pointed out the danger of artificial intelligence to human life
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Asian American students are better at studying
Asian American students are better than white students because of their hard work, a study by scientists recently explained.
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7 things 'crazy' happen while you sleep
You may never know the 'crazy' things below, they cause your sleep to behave strangely, horribly.
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The marine watch associated with the expeditions of Charles Darwin
Maritime watches are the result of a Longitude Act issued by the British parliament in July 1714 under Queen Anne's reign.
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Explain the illusion of faces appearing on objects
In life, many people often suddenly see faces on objects or positions that should not have appeared on toast.
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Yawning may be due to overheating of the brain
Unlike popular speculation for a long time, a new study found that yawning is a natural reflex that helps our body control the temperature of the brain when it is too ho…