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Detect liars through ... nose temperature
According to Sputnik, during the experiment, scientists from Granda University (Spain) asked a group of subjects to
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Mysterious area for 8 years was forgotten by Google Maps
Tonopah (USA) is the area that made netizens around the world tumble recently when it discovered that this area image was not updated in ... 8 years on Google Maps.
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Try living in an airtight tent with 200 trees to test oxygen and the end
The man lives in an airtight tent with 200 trees placed inside to test whether they make enough oxygen to breathe.
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Scientific discoveries may change the world in the future
Thanks to thousands of scientists from different fields, the world is getting closer to the future as in the science fiction movies that we often see.
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People with good spatial memory are good at sense of smell
This connection is really significant, researchers at McGill University argue that, because animals develop an important sense of smell to aid navigation.
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Remove the atomic bomb nib - the world's most cold-haired job
In the spring of 1952, the US government conducted a tactical nuclear weapons test at the Nevada test site as part of the Tumbler-Snapper campaign.
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Is the concept of driving a black box a 'sauna' in the summer?
Have you ever wondered why box cars when exposed to the intense sunshine of the summer day become one?
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New discovery about 'virtual smell'
The first study in the United States used nationally representative data to test the incidence and risk factors for odor recognition, contributing to unlocking the myste…
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You can know the height and strength of a person by hearing them scream
Psychologist Jordan Raine from the University of Sussex (UK) and his colleagues conducted an experiment by recording the screams of actors at a London film school.
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Scientifically proven: This is a way for you to learn anything as fast as lightning
When we were young, we could learn very quickly. That's because the brain is then like a blank sheet of paper, always aspiring to absorb outside knowledge and informatio…
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The horrific explosion of sharks killed two Britons in 1956
Here is one of the nearly fictional stories about a shark exploding causing two people to die and two others injured, according to the Mirror.
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Smell coffee like injecting a dose of
More and more health benefits of coffee are proven, but not everyone drinks coffee, because many people are intoxicated or seriously insomnia even with very little use.
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Why use a pencil in multiple-choice tests?
According to TodayIFoundOut, today's testing machines use image sensors and complex image processing algorithms.
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Types of characteristic personalities in the world. What personality do you own?
Your appearance may be unique in the world but your personality is not.
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Why not take the test, but it takes time to check up?
If you just went to the hospital, instead of waiting for the doctor to check, you should go to the test, not how much easier and faster the diagnosis will be?