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Light granular or waveform?
A recent experiment (November 2) by scientists at the University of Bristol in England showed for the first time that light in the form of particles and waves simultaneo…
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The most exotic rocks in the world
Looking at the stones below, many people have been surprised by the strange difference and wonder why they can balance for thousands of years. Nature always creates such…
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Signs that dinosaurs are warm-blooded animals
According to a study by a team of scientists from Spain and Norway, published in the June 27 issue of Nature, dinosaurs are most likely hot-blooded animals. This finding…
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Why men love war?
With the nature of warriors, men are 'programmed' to become aggressive to anyone they consider outsiders. In terms of evolution, this helps the first men gain more acces…
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How many people can the Earth carry?
If it ends the destruction of nature, people can be at ease that the earth mother can still bear humanity.
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The vortex in Einstein's formula
How does a micro particle work in a liquid? New results published in Nature show that to describe this situation, Einstein's formula ...
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The most spectacular caves in the world
Over the course of formation in hundreds of millions of years, caves have always been the marvels of nature with its beauty and mystery.
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Cuc Phuong's Turtle House
Close to the forest of Cuc Phuong National Park (Ninh Binh) has a 'turtle house'. It is a 3,000 square meter campus that has enough turtle living conditions like nature.
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New discovery of the nature of the learning process
Education will most likely soon enter a milestone when new findings in neuroscience, psychology, and machine learning are working together to create a foundation for new…
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Deciphering the blood waterfall 'mystery in Antarctica
In the process of exploring the red waterfalls in Antarctica, American scientists discovered many chemical compounds that created their strange colors.
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Promptness is not necessarily the nature of men
For decades biologists still think that men are more mature and women are more careful when choosing partners. But a new study shows that truth is not that simple.
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Earth's crust melts easier than we thought
A study conducted by the University of Missouri, published in Nature, found that the Earth's crust melted more easily than we thought.
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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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Love from a scientific perspective
At first, the view of science about love is still ambiguous. But scientists soon realized the nature and origin of love.
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Mushroom gamet has the fastest flight in nature
Phytoplankton has helped turn our planet into an ideal habitat by decomposing billions of tons of excreta released by herbivores.