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The mystery of the phenomenon of Déjà Vu is about to be solved: A strange illusion that everyone has experienced in their life!
Déjà Vu is finally being accepted as mainstream science.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
First robot-created artwork sells for $1.32 million
A portrait of British mathematician Alan Turing has become the first work of art created by a robot to be sold at auction, selling for $1.32 million on November 7.
Computer science
'Reviving' the world's first search engine
A group of YouTube content creators rediscovered and
Oceanography
The fisherman caught a shrimp that looked like an alien creature, and when he heard the expert's analysis, his face immediately turned pale
The fisherman looked closer and discovered that these animals looked similar to alien creatures.
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Top 4 legendary war horses recorded in history books
War horses were indispensable companions of ancient emperors and generals.
Oceanography
First image of octopus at a depth of 7,000m
Scientists photograph Dumbo octopus swimming the largest depth ever recorded under the Indian Ocean, exceeding the previous record nearly 2,000 m.
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Why do humans not have fur like chimpanzees or gorillas?
We know that humans once had thick fur! But for some reason we lose it.
Space science
Warning tragedy meteor strike, wipe out life on Earth
A leading astronomer believes that the scenario of an asteroid plummeting to Earth, wiping out the life of mankind is only a matter of time.
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The best posture for you to sleep on an airplane, while not harming your sleep
Summer is the season of travel and aircraft are definitely the best choice for many people. But when there is a long flight, you will be very tired.
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Alan Turing's work once again saved millions of people
Alan Turing was a famous mathematician in the 20th century. He was known for his successful work on deciphering the Nazi Enigma machine, contributing to shortening World…
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Oblique helps 245 Brazilians escape death when jumping at the same time
A group of 245 people ventured from 30m high bridge at Hortolandia, 110km northwest of Sao Paulo city, Brazil, to set a new world record on October 22.
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How are fingerprints formed?
The ability to search for criminals through hand marks is developed from the womb.
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What is the final border in science?
Alan Stern's position will give us a view of a NASA scientist at the final frontier in science.
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Selfie stick was born 88 years ago?
The selfie stick is a very interesting invention in 2014. But in fact, this stick has a longer history than we thought.