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According to Livescience, we all know not to drink alcohol too much because its effects can last until the next day or even the week.
According to LiveScience, bananas are one of the most attractive fruits in the world.
There are people who see soap bubbles, carbonated bubbles or other objects with holes, which represent migraine, panic, sweating, causing researchers to find the cause.
Livescience said, Edinburgh University scientists in Scotland asked 33 people aged 61 to 87 to listen to two short stories and asked volunteers to remember as many detai…
Sleepwalking phenomenon in American adults today makes the scientific community startled. According to the latest study published Monday in the journal Neurology, in the…
LiveScience reported that the analysis of shark fin components in Florida waters has found high levels of BMAA, a neurotoxin that can cause Alzheimer's and Lou Gehrig's…
Livescience reported that Nicholas Wright, a scientist at University College London in England, and colleagues conducted a test to test the effects of testosterone, male…
Caffeine enhances sexual desire, opposites are always attractive to each other, men often release algebra lovers ... are compelling stories related to male and female is…
The anti-dirty glass is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) invention in the US, Livescience said. Not only does it prevent adhesion, it also eliminates ligh…
Stanford University modeled computer simulations of a sexually transmitted virus. Mycoplasma genitalia causes urethritis and cervical inflammation, as well as pelvic inf…
According to LiveScience, the idea of 'Iron Man' was inspired by American military scientists from the movie 'Predator' in 1987 and was tested in several…
The world's first human-powered flight test flight in Canada is seen as a new record for aviation.
Right now, for only $ 90,000, you will be entitled to own a true flying saucer. Except for taking you to Venus, this U-shaped glider can lift you up to no more than 3 me…
US scientists are making a tactile sensor capable of responding to the pressure and smoothness of the surface equivalent to real fingers. This future breakthrough will p…