Why do we get angry when we are hungry?
New scientific research has found that feeling hungry can actually make us angry and irritable.
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New scientific research has found that feeling hungry can actually make us angry and irritable.
After experiencing a terrifying event, many people never forget it. The question is why does that fear cling to us, while other events are forgotten by us over time?
The researchers injected photosynthetic algae into the tadpoles, thereby creating a symbiotic relationship between the amphibians and microorganisms, allowing the amphib…
After the brain, the eyeball is the second most complex organ in the body. It is estimated that the human eye processes 24 million different images in a lifetime, accoun…
Many people have sleep disorders in the summer due to the phenomenon of long days and short nights, the body reduces the production of hormones that stimulate sleep.
You must have seen players from your favorite football club chewing gum during a game.
A team of Chinese scientists has developed a new supercomputer so fast that it can successfully run artificial intelligence models as complex as the human brain.
The number is equivalent to the chip of a smartphone using a 4G network.
No one thinks that their smooth skin can look very 'colorful' under UV light, right?
Turns out, these features on the body also reflect a person's intelligence.
People feel comfortable and become most intelligent when they are in an environment where the temperature is not too hot, about 22 degrees Celsius, and must have enough…
Researchers have discovered an optical illusion that can trick the brain and dilate the pupils in humans.
The latest study by US scientists says that human gut bacteria may be the reason why people crave food.
Having three or more children can make parents at least 6.2 years older, according to new research published in the American Library of Medicine.
In early 2022, actor Bruce Willis, 67, announced his retirement, saying goodbye to his film and television career after being diagnosed with aphasia.