Find the source of human immortality beliefs
Scientists point out, the belief in immortality forms when we are young.
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Scientists point out, the belief in immortality forms when we are young.
Recent research by scientists from Athens Medical University (Greece) shows that coffee in this country may be a clue to open 'longevity art'.
Life is full of mysteries and scientists are trying to find answers to these mysteries. Human mysteries are the deepest mysteries that scientists now need to clarify in…
The precious documentary images of a British photographer reveal the mysterious world of those who believe they will be revived by science in the future.
Jellyfish are always interesting research topics of scientists. Although no heart, no brain, some jellyfish can live almost immortal.
American scientists have discovered the strange life cycle of a jellyfish whose scientific name is turritopsis nutricula.
A package of goods containing tens of thousands of worms has been sent to space by British scientists to study the preparation of medicinal herbs to repel aging.
Nicolas Flammel, a French librarian who is thought to be able to make witchcraft stones - a catalyst that turns ordinary metal into gold with almost absolute purity for…
A Chinese fisherman has caught a bizarre creature in a small river in the southern province of Sichuan.
Some plants can reproduce asexually, so many people think they can live forever, but a new study shows that this is not the case.
With continuous regeneration, water is the only animal that is not affected by the aging process.
One of the largest reptiles that can immortalize immortality: Crocodile.
These animals not only have extremely high lifespans - up to thousands of years but are also capable
Forever young, lost old heads - new heads, immortality ... are the 1-0-2 possibilities of animals
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