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Simple eyes consist of only two cells that lead the floating animal to the light
Researchers have figured out how the first evolutionary eyes work and how they guide the marine life to light.
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It is not just the change of weather that causes the leaves to fall
A falling leaf often causes the poet's eyes to vibrate, but scientists also wonder about what causes leaves to fall.
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People with balanced bodies are more attractive in the eyes of the opposite sex
According to scientists, when considering you, the human assessment of the physical beauty is primarily about balance.
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The type of blinking exposes the liar
Psychologists from the University of Portsmouth (UK) claim that people blink in a completely different way when they lie.
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Eyes evolved to have X-ray capacity
A new study by a scientist at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has discovered the advantage of binocular vision: the ability to see through objects.
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The enamel makes us see other people more attractive
British scientists have shown that women's beauty always increases in the eyes of men when they drink alcohol and beer and the same thing happens to the weaker sex.
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Ugly people are always looked down on
Wherever it is, ugly girls always get scornful eyes, because prejudice about beauty is human nature, scientists claim.
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Attractive speakers have a more balanced body
People with charming and sexy voices seem to have a more balanced body in the eyes of the opposite person. This proves that what we hear from someone also influences wha…
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You are always more beautiful in the eyes of her lover
You may look unattractive like George Clooney or Scarlett Johansson. Do not be disappointed. The lover will always give you the most gorgeous thing they have ever seen.
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Nuclear 'eyes' revealed Napoleon was not poisoned
Napoleon did not die from arsenic poisoning in Saint Helena. This conclusion is confirmed after a detailed test was performed at the laboratory of the Italian National I…
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The brain closes its eyes when we listen to music
Our brains can turn off the ability to see to help the body focus on listening to music and complex sounds, experts say. A US study of more than 20 people works as condu…
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Glances - the secret of attraction
A study of hundreds of volunteers at the University of Stirling and Aberdeen, England, found that if your eyes were slipping away, only a few made you less attractive.
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Funny science mysteries (part 4)
Taking photos of the entire elementary school class is always a challenge, because normally there will be half of the kids looking like they are sleeping, with their fac…
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Can you believe what your eyes see?
Whether we are drinking water in a certain context or not, our eyeballs are constantly reversing naturally to recognize the different characteristics of the scene. A pre…
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The 8 biggest mysteries in the Mona Lisa painting
The ambiguity of the model's expression, the incredible part of the face and the skillful painting technique of the great artist Leonardo da Vinci in the Mona Lisa paint…