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How has Google changed our brains?
Through 16 years of existence, Google has changed a lot, and the human brain has also changed to adapt to a world without the search engine.
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10 sounds make people feel the most uncomfortable
Scientists have seriously studied to find out what sounds cause the most discomfort for humans.
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Virgin Rainbow - The most beautiful opal stone on the planet in Australia
Virgin Rainbow, the most beautiful opal stone on the planet, is on display in Adelaide's South Australia Museum.
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How has the magnet changed the world?
On your baby, have you ever been curious to break the favorite radio of your grandparents or the old speaker of your house to discover a small magnet attached in the sou…
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How to make artificial rain in the desert
One of the driest countries on Earth, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is trying to make it rain in the desert by flying planes
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Will people who speak multiple languages be smarter?
A recent study suggests that people who know many different languages will have more gray matter in some areas of the brain.
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Discover interesting things about rain
Rain contains many interesting things that not everyone knows, such as not every rain formed from water.
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Why is vein green?
The blue of veins is visible due to the interaction of light with the skin, the amount of oxygen in the blood and other factors.
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Compare human brain with supercomputer
Let's look at the brain's capabilities that few people can expect.
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Explaining why women have a smaller brain than men
Women have smaller brains than men because of the effects of female estrogen hormones during human evolution.
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Factual science fiction facts but true
Nature always contains countless wonderful things and interesting facts. It is possible that the secrets stored in the distant universe or sometimes are extremely close…
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The human brain changes after experiencing a plane crash
The brains of people who have experienced plane accidents become especially sensitive to negative reactions while normal people do not.
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Speed chart of the fastest events
When talking about the rate at which an event takes place, experts from Suffolk University (UK) found that the time a cone falls faster than the blink of an eye.
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10 places almost every day rain
The constant rain made people's lives difficult, but the vegetation was extremely lush.
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Explaining the attraction of thousands of long films
See how science explains how people and houses are now crazy about long films like