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Cocoa has been used as a currency for hundreds of years
David Freidel, an anthropologist at Washington University, Missouri, thinks that Maya civilization does not use money, either dong or paper money.
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Discovered another source of volcanic heat in Antarctica
According to the Daily Mail, a group of scientists are studying the role of the ocean in the shrinking permafrost, this source of heat is detected.
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Why do babies like to be born at midnight in the morning?
Most people expect their children to be born in a convenient time, when you can calm down with your family at the hospital during office hours.
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The hotter the sky, the lower the exam results?
The researchers analyzed test scores of 10 million American high school students in 13, from 2001 to 2014, through different climatic and weather conditions in the Unite…
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Trace time crystals in ... children's toys
Time crystals are an anomaly when they violate the law of energy conservation, whereby energy cannot be produced or lost.
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Decode 'blood dose'
Scientists found 26 genetic variants that made them different and also confirmed: yes
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Why is it that only East Asians and Native Americans have milk teeth shovels?
Researchers at the University of California have come up with an interesting finding - that shovel-shaped baby teeth are only found in East Asians and Native Americans b…
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New research: bald men look more successful, smart and masculine
According to a study by the University of Pennsylvania, skinhead men are often perceived by people around as having greater influence and success in life.
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Without a meteorite disaster, dinosaurs are still extinct
Recently scientists from the University of Reading (UK) have rejected the hypothesis if no meteorite falls on Earth, dinosaurs will continue to proliferate.
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The expert pointed out how to look at the face and guess the personality of the person
Carmen E. Lefevre from University College London said that the appearance of lines is the product of genes, hormones and lifestyles.
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Amazing scientific knowledge of ancient Indians
Are important knowledge in modern sciences known to ancient Indians?
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Small questions: What is the amount of
Today, scientists at the University of California, San Diego (USA) will tell you about the amount of delicate waste you will be discharging throughout your life.
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Gold is formed like?
Scientists at the University of Queensland (Australia) have announced that research shows that gold is produced by water and earthquakes.
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Research data on life after death
According to Epoch Times, science may not be able to prove people with a next life, but at least studies help us determine how many people have experienced the afterlife.
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The ring finger reveals the richness of men
If you want to predict whether a man will become rich in the future, you should not pay attention to the thickness of the wallet, ...