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The legendary mermaid statue is 100 years old
A century ago, on August 23, 1913, the statue
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A couple of interesting things about pencils and eraser
In the age of modern technology, we have many electronic devices that can be used to record. However, it is not so that we leave the necessary basic items that we have u…
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How is Syrian chemical weapons
The specimen collected by UN inspectors from the alleged chemical attack site in Syria is being meticulously analyzed by scientists in laboratories.
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Compose a lie message that takes more time
Most people lie. A new study finds that it will take longer to respond to messages when it is intended to create a lie.
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Left-handed and longevity
A commonly cited statistic suggests that right-handed people must live longer than 9 years on average compared to left-handed people.
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Discovering a new 'G' work by Van Gogh
More than 120 years after Vincent van Gogh's death, a work by this Dutch painter has just been discovered and put on display.
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Young people will behave worse if they are scolded
US scientists say using heavy words with teenagers can make them worse behaviors.
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Detecting signs of life in the bottom of the Antarctic lake
Researchers have found signs of life in the mud taken from the bottom of an Antarctic glacier.
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The tongue is nearly 10cm long, usurping the old record
Stephen Taylor, 51, is the record holder of the world's longest tongue, officially recognized by Guinness World.
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The last person took the secret
He was the last of the famous Van Ha carpentry village (Tam Thanh commune, H. Phu Ninh, Quang Nam) to hold the secret of making self-rotating tables.
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Duplicate magic turntable
The vague explanation like 'operating on the principle of yin and yang structure' makes the turntable of Van Ha carpentry village (Quang Nam) more mysterious, but the se…
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How to execute the feared enemies of the Mayans
Researchers from the University of Bonn point out, the ancient Mayans executed their enemies by cutting their heads, cutting their hands and feet and burying them all.
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Faith helps people to be happy
Research by American scientists shows that positive thinking that you are happy will really help people be happier.
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The complexity of lying
If you do not consider ethical issues, to be able to lie must be a skill that is not simple at all.
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10 strange things of the body when sleeping
While you sleep, your body is doing a lot of things