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9 habits everyone makes daily can cause cancer or encephalitis
After reading this article, you will definitely need to review your habits!
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Animal world
Why consider Koala bears to be extremely lazy animals?
An adult Koala bear will have to eat about 1kg of eucalyptus leaves a day to get enough nutrition, and it takes up to 100-200 hours to fully digest. People often call Ko…
Science story
When Steve Jobs died at the age of 56, his brain was only 27 years old
Steve Jobs has a proven method that can reverse the aging process of the brain.
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Why do we sigh?
Tiredness, sadness, sadness, etc., all of these feelings are very different, but sighing seems to be a common way each time you experience those negative feelings.
Animal world
Why do dogs like to be rubbed on the belly and cats are not?
There is a neuron in dog brains and other mammals that respond to stimuli in the hair follicle.
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Why do we often forget so quickly what we have learned and read?
Have you ever read a book, learned a lesson, but then forgot most of the content loaded in the beginning? So why so, and how to overcome?
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The human brain turns into glass when a volcano erupts near Naples
Scientists discovered fragmented glass fragments in the human skull caused by heat of 520 degrees Celsius in a volcanic disaster in Europe in AD79.
Health
The most detailed brain nerve map has just been published
Scientists from Google and the FlyEM research team at the Janelia Institute have published the most detailed animal brain neural network map ever.
Health
Why do we sometimes feel burdened?
A person's head weighs several pounds, including the skull, brain tissue, and other organs. And, sometimes, keeping the head balanced on the body sometimes we feel it's…
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Why doesn't the brain need an extra pair of eyes behind the nape of the neck?
Science can now confirm that your fifth-grade teacher - someone who always catches you - may have eyes on the back of his neck as students have speculated.
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Why do we dream about so much extraordinary things, even nightmares?
Our dreams rarely have clear logic, because the hormones responsible for that are inhibited when you are sleeping.
New technology
South Korea successfully tested smart contact lenses, the dream of 'divine eye' is about to come true
Out of the brain chip and then the smart contact lens, not so much that people evolved into half biological and half mechanical.
Health
Detecting an unknown type of signal in the human brain
Researchers have found a mechanism in the outer cells of the cerebral cortex that creates new signals that allow nerve cells to perform their logical functions.
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Why do we keep itching when we see others scratching?
Recent research by scientists has shed some light on this strange phenomenon.
Archeology
The mystery of the ancient human brain remained intact for 2,600 years without decay
Thousands of years ago in the Heslington area of England, a man's body began to decompose. Meat and offal became muddy, hair turned to dust, but bones remained and mor…