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Why is red easy to make people spend more money?
Research published in Frontiers magazine shows that color affects the brain processing information, in which red makes people easily spend money.
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Why do magnets stick together?
Each magnet has 2 sides or 2 ends called the south pole and the north pole. This is because if you hang a magnet on a thread, its south pole will be facing to the North.
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In 2020, there will be 13 full moon appearances
In 2020 astronomy lovers have the opportunity to see 13 full moons appear in the sky, more than the usual number each year.
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Vietnam welcomes the first lunar eclipse of the decade
The two astronomical phenomena that simultaneously occurred at dawn on January 11 were the full moon and the half-moon lunar eclipse. This is the last full moon of the Y…
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Time travel is entirely possible?
Theoretically, a beam of laser light can create a spiral of time that can allow people to travel into the past, though only to a certain point.
Space science
In the past 10 years, what have been done in space science?
Let's take a look back at the most outstanding achievements of space science in the period 2010 - 2019, to see how far we have come in exploring the vast vast universe o…
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A giant 2,000-year-old 'ghost ship' comes to life with sound waves
Using sonar technology to explore the seabed by sound waves, scientists have discovered a shadowy figure like a ghost ship up to 34 m long, hidden in deep Mediterranean…
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New evidence reveals volcanoes are active on Venus
A new study, led by the University Space Research Association (USRA), published Tuesday in Science Advances shows that the lava flow on Venus may be only a few years old…
Archeology
Found a monolithic gold camel statue near the tomb of Qin Shi Huang
The archaeological team unearthed a monolithic gold sculpture near the tomb of Qin Shi Huang.
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How does a flycam shot gun work?
There are two basic types of flycam guns, one interfering with the connection between the drone and the operator to force it to land itself, and one shot out of the net…
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Why should not write 2020 into 20?
The abbreviation 2020 will save you less than a second but it can cause you to lose a lot of things if the bad guys use it to cheat.
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Drawings in the youngest pharaoh tomb in Egypt reveal concussion
The discovery on the wall inside the tomb of Egyptian emperor Tutankhamun reveals the harsh reality of the ancient Egyptian power struggle.
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The predictions are 'very convincing' but they are wrong by 2020
Contrary to predictions, artificial intelligence and robots are not yet common in everyday life of 2020. It is still unthinkable to go on a trip to the Moon or to 150 ye…
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Terrible traces of asteroids falling to Laos
Geologists discovered unusually large gravitational interactions on the territory of Laos, indicating the existence of a crater of 20 km in size. It appeared as a result…
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Why did the elephant's nose evolve so long?
We are always curious about why elephants possess such a big and long nose.