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Why do snow often fall on Christmas?
Christmas is a time when temperatures in many parts of the Earth are low, combined with cold air and steam, often snowing.
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Lying heated the nose
Lies won't make your nose grow like a Pinocchio, but will actually warm up your olfactory organ, according to a new study by Spanish scientists.
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The most lonely job in the world
According to the BBC, one of the most lonely people in the world is Dr. Alexander Kumar, currently working at Concordia research headquarters in the heart of Antarctica,…
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America and the 'curse' on July 4
July 4 seems to be a day that never brings luck to the United States when the most extreme weather patterns often appear at this time of year. Let's review those memorab…
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Touching the opposite sex makes her
Latest research of the University of St. Andrews, England showed that when physically exposed to the opposite sex, the skin surface temperature of the weaker sex will in…
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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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Yawn makes people wiser?
Previously, many people thought yawning was a sign of fatigue, lack of oxygen. But, Professor Gary Hack at the University of Maryland (USA) has proved that yawning helps…
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Why is the cream less delicious when stored in a family refrigerator
Experts at the Snow Research Institute in Davos (Switzerland) scanned ice cream samples with X-rays as a way to study ice crystals to decipher avalanches. Through this s…
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Earth distorted because gravity changes?
The rapid melting of the ice in the Arctic has caused a
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CO2 increases water holding capacity
Dr. Feike Dijkstra, expert in biogeography at the University of Sydney (Australia) and colleagues published this new discovery in the scientific journal Nature in early…
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Why are people afraid of red?
Red may represent danger, temperature and anger. One study also found that Olympic athletes wearing red uniforms were more successful in antagonistic matches, meaning th…
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Cane can cool the earth
With the ability to reduce the ambient temperature, sugarcane can become a useful weapon in the fight against climate change.
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What is 'nuclear melting'?
The melting of nuclear fuel rods when the temperature in the reactor's core rises to an extremely high level is called
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North Atlantic ocean currents heat the Arctic
Moving between Greenland and Norway, the North Atlantic ocean currents carrying the warmest stream of water in the last 2,000 years are being blamed for accelerating the…
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The coldest region in the world
Although Europeans have been suffering from record colds for many years, however, that has not saturated compared to the cold in the regions below.