Archeology
Thanks to Neanderthals, we are suffering from schizophrenia
Previous studies have shown that Neanderthal genes are involved in regulating fat metabolism, as well as determining the risk of depression and lupus.
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Archeology
Fossil turtle nose fossil found 76 million years
Researchers discovered fossils of an ancient turtle with a pig-like nose, living at the same time as the tyrant dinosaur, in Utah, USA.
Archeology
Humans know to eat plants from 180,000 years ago
Scientists believe that modern humans began to appear in Africa after genetic changes helped them to adapt to plant foods. This change makes modern humans can leave the…
Space science
Giant hurricane on the star of the Neptune's sights on Hubble's sight
NASA's Hubble telescope has the opportunity to look over the surface of Neptune and discover a giant oval storm.
Space science
Detecting Saturn satellite has the same smell as
The researchers said that the main flavor appears in Titan - the largest satellite Saturn smells
Space science
Peeling the 'mask' of comet Don Quixote
A large celestial object close to Earth for more than 30 years is mistaken for an asteroid but in fact it is a false comet.
Space science
Opportunity to come to ISS International Space Station for free
The University of Central Florida's Solar Exploration Planetary Laboratory (UCF) team won a free space flight to the International Space Station (ISS) in December. two t…
Biology
These plants are frightening in shape
Some plants evoke a dry bone or angry eyes, which can easily raise a sense of fear at a glance.
Animal world
Elephants know how to comfort their fellow human beings
Recent research by American scientists shows that elephants are animals that can understand and comfort fellow humans when needed.
Environment
Strange, rare ice halo in the United States
The ice, a rare optical phenomenon, appeared in the sky of New Mexico on January 9.
Environment
The deepest cave in England is beautiful and sparkling
A young photographer has just released a collection of stunning photographs of the dynamic Dan yr Ogof system that looks like the opening scene for the James Bond movie.
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Admire the mysterious meteor shower
The meteor shower that appears every year has shone in the night sky with hundreds of light rays across the night.
Science story
The face-to-face man meets the donated family again
Richard Norris surrendered and touched the family of their deceased loved ones in a meeting in the United States.
Medicine - Health
Canada first tested for diabetes with stem cells
The first patient to receive this treatment was Joshua Robertson, a Vancouver resident.
Medicine - Health
How long should we take a bath?
Bathing habits in each of us are different. Some people bathe 1, even 2 times a day, while others get close