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Awakening your own superpowers: Science or fiction?
Thanks to genetics or through training, even normal people can develop superpowers.
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Health
Developing a new liver in the human body from cell sacs
Scientists injected liver cells to turn one of the lymph nodes in the human body into a second liver.
Animal world
Andean Condor - A bird that can fly for 5 hours without flapping its wings
Despite its massive body, the Andean condor holds the record for the longest flight thanks to air currents alone, without flapping its wings for five hours.
New technology
Monoplanes can replace Boeing aircraft
A completely new shape aircraft model is licensed to take off in the skies of California, promising to save fuel and emit less emissions than conventional aircraft.
Conquer Mars
Strange discovery: Mars causes erosion of Earth's oceans
Cosmic-scale interactions between celestial bodies have a direct impact on Earth's climate and geographical characteristics.
Archeology
When did people start wearing 'clothes'?
According to archaeologists, they found evidence of the earliest time human ancestors were not 'naked' in archaeological areas such as Gran Dolina in the Atapuerca Mount…
Health
How do people who nap for 30 minutes and 60 minutes have different lifespans?
Taking a proper nap is very good for the body, but how long does sleeping affect human longevity and health? Experts have pointed out a fact that many people do not know.
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Why can astronauts 'fly' in space?
Humans sense position and movement on the ground based on the condition of Earth's gravity. In zero-gravity space, will that sensory nerve be altered, warping perception?
Archeology
Prehistoric women were more suited to hunting than men?
According to some new research, prehistoric women not only regularly participated in hunting, but they also had more favorable physiology for this activity than men.
Videos
The first video about the hunt of the 'fastest fish in the world'
Thanks to equipment attached to the sailfish's body, scientists recorded the process of it hunting tuna at a maximum speed of 3.1 meters per second.
Science invention
Invention of oxygen batteries that can be permanently implanted in the body
Implantable medical devices often have batteries that need to be replaced or recharged somehow. There is a new type of oxygen battery that could eliminate the need for i…
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Discovering a therapy to create a 'super-strong' body, increasing life expectancy by 33%
In a recent study, scientists discovered that being less dependent on isoleucine could lead to unexpected improvements in longevity and extraordinary physical health.
Health
The most famous conjoined twins: Sharing the same body for 34 years, their current life is surprising
After 34 years, Abigail and Brittany Hensal are still physically attached to each other, but their lives have changed a lot.
Oceanography
The fastest swimming fish in the ocean: Competing with the 'speed king' of the steppe
What really sets this fish apart is its numerous fins arranged precisely along the body.
Cancer
WHO officially recognizes the top 9 cancer-causing foods
These foods are loved by many people, however they are not good, and are even very harmful to the body if eaten too much.