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How is the plane tracked?
Thanks to the signal relay or global positioning system, the journey of an aircraft will be monitored and controlled, but it cannot exclude the possibility that they enc…
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Happy people make a lot of money
Happy people make more money than people who are bored, they work more efficiently and are less affected by work.
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One minute on the internet
What happens on the internet in every minute? Recent research from Intel shows incredible figures, according to Dailymail.
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Genetic evidence of human invasion of the world
Data on anthropology and genes have shown that human migration from Africa took place from about 45,000 to 60,000 years ago.
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Compose music from sleep
The software uses data collected from an internet-connected sensor - Beddit placed under participants' mattresses to record the stages of their sleep, body movements, he…
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Which country is 'heaviest' in the world?
According to Live Science, based on data collected around the world for 2005, researchers used body mass index (also known as BMI) and classified. height to estimate the…
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Father's intelligence is more important than property
The fact of life shows that rich dads' children often enjoy income above the average of society when they reach adulthood. However, many people grew up under the care of…
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Similarities between the activity of human brain and bee
Sometimes, when we actively remember something, our attention seems to systematically scan every data compartment in the brain, just like all honey bees are transformed…
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Unexpected discovery: Salmon not only to eat!
Smoked salmon, grilled salmon or sushi rolls are all excellent dishes. But with the latest research of Taiwan Tsinghua University and the German Karlsruhe Institute of T…
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Discovered the missing world
Scientists have discovered a region dating back 56 million years in the North Atlantic, from data provided by oil corporations.
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Good music due to compression factor
If you want to write immortal songs, write them so that they seem complicated, but in terms of data, can be compressed to a minimum.
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Ozone has stopped declining
By consolidating the observations of European satellites over the past decade, scientists have been able to obtain long-term and consistent data on ozone levels.
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Determine GDP growth rate from outer space
According to a new study conducted by three economists from Brown University, space satellites can bring new perspectives on measuring economic growth.
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How many scientists fabricated or misrepresented the research?
It has long been posed a question that has not been answered so far: in what extent is the practice of misconduct in professionalism common?
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Smart soldiers easily die
A study found that Scottish soldiers who survived World War II had lower IQs than those who had fallen.