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Harvard University is about to release a super-fast response elastic thermometer
Harvard University, USA, is about to launch a new type of thermometer, elastic, super-fast response.
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Space science
Find out how to take pictures of a much sharper black hole
Harvard scientists are the ones who have just claimed to find a way to take sharper pictures of black holes than old fuzzy images available so far.
Space science
The supernova may be bombarding Earth's atmosphere
Physicist Amir Siraj and Harvard University's Professor Abraham Loeb suspect that some space bullets may be attacking our atmosphere when traveling at a speed of 3,000 k…
Medicine - Health
Women born in April are at the highest risk of dying from heart disease
Research by Harvard University warns people born in the spring and summer, especially in April, that they are at a higher risk of dying from heart disease than those bor…
Space science
Research science: People who tend to be late often live longer and smarter
According to a new study by experts from Harvard University, being late can benefit your health.
Health
Harvard University: Millions of people are wasting their time taking aspirin to prevent heart disease
Those who think that taking aspirin to prevent cardiovascular disease or stroke will have to rethink when it was announced recently, aspirin has almost no anti-cardiovas…
Health
Harvard expert: easy walking way to reduce 41% risk of premature death
You don't need to walk up to 10,000 steps to extend life, a big study by Harvard Medical School (USA) confirms.
Health
Filter contaminated blood with magnets
More than half of people who have sepsis will die soon. Conventional treatment is the use of antibiotics.
Environment
Harvard University wants to spray poison to save the Earth
Bringing sulfate compounds into the atmosphere is like a volcanic eruption. It may not stop once side effects are out of control.
Biology
Humans have mistakenly thought that the virus is a small creature
Until now, scientists still believe that viruses are microorganisms smaller than bacteria. But since 15 years, the discovery of some large viruses has swept away this
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American flight attendants: Winners are even harder than Harvard
Delta Airlines' enrollment rate is less than 1%, making CNBC consider its recruitment process more rigorous than Harvard University's admission, at 4.6% in 2018.
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The hotter the sky, the lower the exam results?
The researchers analyzed test scores of 10 million American high school students in 13, from 2001 to 2014, through different climatic and weather conditions in the Unite…
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There are 7 different forms of intellect, what kind of intelligence are you?
Most people think that Harvard university students are outstanding people, inventing computers, writing novels.
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Harvard experts share secrets to always win when debating
Obviously you know you're right, but how to make the name
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Research from Harvard confirms: Surely money buys happiness
Happiness is a rather vague category, because each person feels happiness in a different way.