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Scientists are waiting for new achievements in 2014, with breakthroughs in the fields of physics, medicine, robotics and archeology.
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Scientists are waiting for new achievements in 2014, with breakthroughs in the fields of physics, medicine, robotics and archeology.
Research shows that inmates believe they are more kind, generous and moral than those outside the bars.
Studies of gift giving show the truth about gift recipients will help you know how to buy gifts in all occasions!
Until now, the United States has always been the world's leading country in terms of investment in scientific research and development.
British criminals classified their murderers into four groups, after studying related press materials from 1980 to 2012.
Finally, the US Government has acknowledged the existence of Area 51 (Area 51) - this long time still covered with a mysterious veil of studies of extraterrestrial organ…
The truth about the lives of prehistoric dinosaurs always attracted the attention of many people.
Scientists are the ones who regularly conduct new research to bring to our lives more advanced gadgets.
Even handwriting can be used to identify potential health problems, including schizophrenia or high blood pressure as well as the owner's current energy level.
Recent research by Dr. Robert Hanlon at Northwestern University, Illinois (USA) shows that there is an intellectual difference between murderers who have pre-conceived w…
Scientists have just given the reason for the death of the 5,300-year-old ice-cream, due to being killed by a punch in the head, not by being shot by an arrow.
As in the previous section, we were able to know briefly about fossils. How fossils are created and some of the most basic fossils.
New research shows that life on the Green planet was formed before the most essential element for this process was oxygen.
For the first time since 26 years, scientists have discovered high energy neutrinos - that is the fundamental particle that can become
American biologists on April 17 said they have successfully deciphered the ancient finfish-origin DNA through living fossils of the fish.