Animal world
The evolution has given our dogs sparkling eyes, so now they 'spoil' us!
Have you ever wondered why dogs when they beg their eyes are so glittery? Or when they're sad, just by looking into their eyes can we know?
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Environment
Strange volcano identical to the giant's eyes
Looking down from above, the mud volcano Pugachevsky is shaped exactly like the eyes of a giant, making many people astonished.
Photo library
Enthrallingly admire the most beautiful scientific photos of 2019
The annual science photography contest has selected the best works, helping the public to open their eyes through amazing photos.
Space science
If your eyes are sharp, you'll see that the Moon is brighter than the Sun.
Gamma rays emanate from cosmic explosions that collide with the Moon, causing Earth's natural satellites to become gamma-contaminated and produce radiation.
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What does the earth look like in alien eyes?
American scientists present images of the Earth when viewed by aliens from their base.
New technology
This is the most real dog breed robot today
Florida Atlantic University believes that adding heads, tails, eyes and ears will make Astro more lively.
Health
What is blue light? How is blue light harmful to the body?
Many people wonder what green light is? How does it affect our bodies. The following article will answer your questions.
Animal world
The world's most expensive rare blue python is worth the price of a house
The mysterious beauty of python trees is blue, making many people regret spending money to own them, even at the price
Archeology
Burial in the tomb of the Three Kingdoms period reveals the dark truth in the history of this period
The truth about this ancient tomb exposed to the eyes is a dark truth related to the Three Kingdoms period.
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Eye contact is what distracts you when driving, not the brain
This study is undoubtedly a strong evidence for car display design, which helps the driver look forward instead of looking down.
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The reason we blink
Research has shown that blinking not only sweeps away dirt but also increases concentration.
Health
Why is blue light from the phone harmful to the eyes?
Green light that is not absorbed by the eye will go to the retina and create toxic substances that make the retina vulnerable.
Oceanography
Detecting worm species with eyes at the tail
Ampharete oculicirrata is found at a depth of 120m with an eye on the head and eyes on the caudal peduncle.
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This 'rice-powered machine' is a thousand times better than the most professional camera
By no capacity
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Looking at this picture, do you see the diamond standing still or 'running' around?
Because it's actually a visual illusion, making your eyes see things that aren't real.