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The end of the two-tone dress that divided social networks
Real-life images of the dress have officially put an end to the color debate.
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Space science
Where is the center of the universe?
The universe formed about 13.77 billion years ago, but its expansion has made pinpointing the center of the universe beyond human reach.
Animal world
The ability of wild animals to process alcohol in the wild
Researchers say that not only humans use alcoholic beverages, but even wild animals are 'tired' because alcohol is available in nature, originating from fermented fruits…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Struggling with mental health, many turn to AI for therapy
According to the Washington Post, people who are anxious, depressed or simply lonely but cannot find or cannot afford to see a therapist are turning to artificial intell…
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI applications in automatic weapons - a double-edged sword
While autonomous weapons are increasingly used, scientists and human rights advocates are calling for stronger regulation of their use.
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Predictions that came true and shocked history
Human history is full of strangeness and surprises. There have been many prophecies made in the past that have come true.
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Japanese inventor creates robot replica of himself
Inventor Hiroshi Ishiguro has created six robot copies of himself, capable of copying human expressions and even teaching and communicating with students.
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You Can Master This Bat and Dolphin 'Skill' in Just 2 and a Half Months of Practice
Research shows that after training, the visual cortex learns new abilities.
Oceanography
Microplastics detected in breath of wild dolphins for first time: Warning of widespread plastic pollution!
All 11 dolphins in the study had at least one type of microplastic present in their breath samples.
Archeology
How did the world's first great settlements mysteriously collapse?
Whether intentional or not, the way large settlements were built in southeastern Europe 6,000 years ago may have limited the spread of disease.
Space science
Anti-gravity technology: The key to leading humans to a 'divine' civilization!
Controlling gravity to achieve anti-gravity not only allows humans to fly in the sky but also brings enormous benefits.
Space science
China on track to surpass US in race to return humans to the Moon
Plans to land humans on the Moon with the Artemis III mission have been delayed while China's rival program is progressing rapidly without any significant setbacks or de…
Animal world
What happens if a person is bitten by a Komodo dragon?
In fact, not only animals, but humans are also sometimes targets of Komodo dragons.
Health
The human mind is not designed to stay awake past midnight.
After midnight, negative emotions tend to capture our attention more than positive emotions.