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The boy was miserable because he grew too fast
Brenden Adams was a special boy, though he was only 12 years old but he was taller than 2.1 m and he still grew up.
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Sad the previous day, awake the next day
Those who go to bed with sad loneliness will be compensated the next morning with a significant increase in the amount of energy-stimulating hormone for the body.
Medicine - Health
The difference between Adam and Eva
Men value sexuality and that's what they express love, while women are more moved by the caressing gestures and the very small attention. Women like the feeling of being…
New technology
The iris scanning technology can distinguish between the eyes of the living and the dead
In the film, many times we see the villain take the eyes of the dead to cross the iris scanner. Technology from movies must be more or less based on real life, right?
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New scan technology that reads information on Egyptian embalmed paper
Today, with the new scan technology, people were able to read the information on it without having to remove the paper from the mummy.
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NASA makes super durable, self-sharpening knives for under $ 100
Engineers at NASA have created such a durable knife that you never have to grind it.
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The robot will soon be able to control the weather
Scientists and meteorologists from Nevada have been involved in the research and creation of the world's first automated man-made rain engine - using unmanned aerial veh…
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Animotus - a box of directions through tactile feedback
Yale University engineer Adam Spiers developed a directional box named Animotus. The device is built with 3D printing technology, wireless connection and acts as a tacti…
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Intelligent alarm device
Burglary alarms are one of the causes of nuisance to the lives of city residents, especially when false alarms.
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Fashion avoid being tracked
The high-tech 'Steath wear' fashion line can stop cameras and tracking signals from users.
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Telescope glass researches dark matter
Scientists are using the world's largest telescope, buried deep below Antarctica, in an effort to uncover the mystery of microscopic molecules such as neutrinos, hop…
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A 'watch' for dieters
A team of scientists has developed a device that helps people control excessive eating, one of the causes of obesity.
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The world's first self-thought robot was born
The world's robotics technology has achieved a remarkable turning point when the first self-thought robot has just arrived.
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Robot self-study science
Experts in Wales and the United States have successfully built inference machines, hypothesized and conducted scientific experiments.