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Losing a hand? It's okay, because your brain will quickly train the other body to do the job
The brain is more agile and flexible than we think.
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Elon Musk's huge battery system in Australia earned nearly $ 1 million in just a few days
Neoen company sells electricity, earns very high profits without spending any electricity production.
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Science proves: The bigger the signature, the more likely you are to be a leader
From all kinds of signature embroidered flowers and embroidery to unreadable doodles, the types of signatures have become increasingly diverse.
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How did the ancients 'deal' with the blood moon?
The red eclipse, also known as the blood moon, is a natural phenomenon that occurs because light from the Moon's surface is refracted when it passes through the Earth's…
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Why are Vietnam U23 aircrafts being
Million hearts fans are heading to Vietnam U23 team. But why when the plane landed, there was water sprayed on it?
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It turns out this is one of the dirtiest items in public
An item that is antiseptic, so dirty that it contains many dangerous bacteria.
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Psychological research shows two paths towards happiness
Happiness experts believe that happiness is not a stable, unchanging trait that is flexible and we can aim for.
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7 facts about time everyone needs to know to control it
It is not wrong to say time is an unstable quantity, because the reality shows that it depends very much on our feeling.
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See giant blocks of emeralds in Russia
Experts estimate that this gem of 14cm x 7cm is worth about 4 million rubles (US $ 70,000).
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Why do German nursery schools say no to toys?
Studies from the 80s show that toys are like opium - providing a sense of liberation.
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The sun shines green light on the sea
A photographer captures the moment when the Sun sets with the bright green halo above.
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Scientist tells about the experiment of hybridization of chimpanzees
Evolutionary psychologist Gordon Gallup claims a former professor at his university confirmed the chimpanzee hybrid experiment, which was successfully conducted in Orang…
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Discover interesting differences in Vietnamese and Chinese Apple legends
The custom of worshiping Mr. Cong and Mr. Tao is available in many Asian countries but few people know the difference between Vietnamese and Chinese Kitchen Gods.
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Why do some martial arts ask practitioners to scream when they strike?
Like engineering, discipline and mastery of blows in martial arts, rude screams mainly come from the contraction of the diaphragm. This plays an important role in many m…