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Despite the power of champion, science still cannot explain everything. The Live Science page has listed the 10 most mysterious phenomena that so far science still exists
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Despite the power of champion, science still cannot explain everything. The Live Science page has listed the 10 most mysterious phenomena that so far science still exists
The masses of light hovering in the air may be just an illusion because the human brain is overly stimulated, the Austrian scientists confirmed.
People who are about to die when they wake up often say that they see themselves walking towards the light or flying out of their bodies.
After a coma, Croatian girls regained consciousness and suddenly spoke fluent German.
Dreams often appear in people's sleep. Having dreams of bad luck, disasters, dreams of disease.
Canada has just announced the first case of a woman with a rare brain syndrome: recovering from a stroke, she began to speak in a different voice.
Brain scans a 23-year-old woman, who suffered an injury due to a traffic accident and has been in a coma for 5 months, the researchers found that patients were still abl…
People with cranial lesions sometimes develop some extraordinary abilities. Many researchers of abnormal phenomena have gathered a lot of evidence related to this. The c…
In 2016, the defection of an octopus in an aquarium in New York made the scientists extremely surprised.
When we think of dangerous animals, a jellyfish full of water without a brain does not seem to be on this list.
The sperm whale, the largest predator on Earth, weighs up to 8kg while their hearts weigh up to 125kg.
Referring to starfish, people often think of a kind of cute and docile animal. That's true, but it's in the animated film.
Jellyfish are always interesting research topics of scientists. Although no heart, no brain, some jellyfish can live almost immortal.
We already know the human brain evolved over tens of thousands of years to meet the needs of processing increasingly complex information in our society.