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Why do wild animals drink water from dirty ponds and lakes without getting sick?
People who drink dirty water will surely cause many consequences for health, even leading to death. But why is wildlife still okay?
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Archeology
Few knew before Egypt's most famous Pharaoh Tut had two female Pharaohs reigning for a while
The new hypothesis suggests that before Tutankhamun - King Tut, Egypt's most famous pharaoh was enthroned, the country was ruled by two women.
Space science
Millions of black holes are hiding in our galaxy
There is a controversy raised by the Japanese space physics duo who have proposed a quest for millions of 'isolated black holes' (abbreviated IBH) to be possible. abilit…
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Science says that 14 parts of the body will reveal your intelligence
Big head, smart glasses? See what science says about you through body characteristics.
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The mystery of the rings of supreme rings was used by the emperors in the Palace
If you are a follower of an ancient movie, you will probably see the king's rings wearing thumbs sometimes. And wondering whether each ring contains a legend and its own…
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The star flies more than 1,000 km / sec after 'hiding' from the black hole
A group of scientists discovered the star S5-HVS1 flew super fast and escaped from a giant black hole in the center of the Milky Way.
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Nearly 600 meters asteroid will fly over Earth next week
The 2006 asteroid QQ23 will fly over the Earth on August 10 with an estimated diameter of 570 meters, longer than the Empire State Building in the US.
Biology
Fruit weighing 10kg and 1 meter long can fall deadly
Giant sausage fruit can be dangerous but also contains many useful substances used as medicine.
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Are the brains of introverts and the direction of foreign materials the same?
What describes the characteristics of introverts and how does their brains differ from those of extroverts?
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People know when to sleep?
The journal Nature published a new study showing that zebrafish sleeps like humans, thus deducing before human ancestors moved away from the marine environment, the slee…
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Water purifier 'unique' from ... oysters
For many years, the New York port has fallen into pollution and depleted marine life. New Yorkers had to embark on water purification and cleaning
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The average life expectancy of Japanese people reaches a new record: More than 87 for women and 81 for men
With the current growth rate, it is expected that for babies born in 2018, more than 50% of women live up to 90 years old.
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Unique experiments with Gallium - liquid metal can melt at room temperature
Nobody knows, Gallium is such a soft metal that it can melt as soon as it is put on hand.
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Difficult questions: Is the poison at the expiration date no longer toxic or even more dangerous?
Have you ever wondered what would happen to your expired rat poison last year? Time certainly made it broken - but still
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Tips 'happy coexistence' with multi-hour delay flights
If you get stuck at the airport for hours, it will be very tiring. But waiting at an airport for 6 hours is not a bad thing, especially if you are a fan of airport bars…