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Suicide because the sun does not set
Many people hate gloomy days in the winter because they cause seasonal depression syndrome.
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The natural explanation of an unidentified flying object
Mysterious images of unidentified flying objects may be closely related to a spooky natural phenomenon that gleams above the atmosphere caused by thunderstorms.
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Men who watch women wear bikini like
A behavioral study showed that the brain area of male objects lighted up when they saw women wearing underwear.
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Physicists pressed light to the quantum limit
A group of physicists from the University of Toronto have found a new technique that can force light to the fundamental quantum limit.
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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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A light-year ... 225 million years of walking
If your walk begins before the dinosaurs appear on Earth, then to complete the journey of a light-year, it has just finished recently.
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Moonlight triggers sex in corals
Under the moonlight of the moon, the corals begin to come together, and soon, it becomes a sexual celebration.
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One-third of Americans are afraid ... ghosts
'It was awful in the middle of the night, the television and electric lights suddenly turned on,' Misty Conrad lamented. And when her daughter started talking to Nicole,…
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The humor needed for the office
Games at work may not be acceptable in many places. But a new study that finds light humor is a good thing. Researchers have analyzed hypotheses about humor, emotion and…
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Why does the soccer ground have stripes?
The alternating dark stripes that you see on the football field are not the colors of two different grasses. In fact, the whole yard has only one type of grass.
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Language influences color vision
Indigenous Russian speakers differentiate dark blue and pale blue differently from English speakers. A recent study of color perception has shown that the language you s…
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Looking for life in the rainbow leg
Rainbow may be an important key to identifying habitable planets, a researcher claims. He said scattered light could reveal the presence of liquid water.
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Feng shui is nothing mysterious and supernatural
Just change the position of a few items in the house, add lights, flower pots ... to be prosperous and happy. That is the miracle
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The speed of light can be slowed down
Quantum computers that use photons instead of electrons will become a reality when researchers from NTT (Japan) extend the travel time of light to store data.