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Men like women wearing red
Recently, researchers at the University of Rochester, USA, discovered that women wearing red clothes often have greater attractiveness in men's eyes.
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Sponges have up to 70% of human genes
Sponges have up to 70% of genes that resemble humans, including many of the genes involved in cancer and other diseases.
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Vietnamese scientist discovered the secret of sleep
Vietnamese doctor Dang Vu Thien Thanh published the study of why some people still can sleep despite the noise.
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The secret to perfect penalty
The best option for a penalty player is to aim for a point and then kick in, while considering that the goalkeeper does not exist.
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Love is like an addiction
It is not unjustified that many people endure abusive with the past love, by passing a broken love is like giving up an addiction.
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Babies learn even in sleep
Although babies are only a few hours each day, their nervous system is still growing rapidly because the brain processes information even during sleep.
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Guess the power of men through voice
We can evaluate men's muscular strength through their voice, because in the course of evolution voice is a sign of men's fighting ability.
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Listening to Mozart music is not as good as it seems
Austrian researchers claim, listening to genius composers Mozart's symphonies does not make people smarter.
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Interesting things about human laughter
New research published March 31 by American scientists has discovered many interesting things about people's laughing action.
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The secret of intelligence
When the body of genius physicist Albert Einstein was removed for analysis in 1955, his brain made people disappointed ...
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Money can reduce pain
Instead of taking drugs, we can count money to relieve pain every time we have an injury or illness.
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Long-lasting disaster, people are selfless?
Scientists at the University of Queensland (Australia) conclude: the period of disaster that determines people to behave selfishly or altruously in that situation.
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Talk a lot if you want to be happy
Happy people tend to say more than unhappy people and their conversations are always more informative.
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Babies born like to dance
A new study shows that babies love to listen to music and dance because that is the natural ability of people from birth.
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Drink sugar juice to reduce loss of calm
Scientists at the University of South Dakota, USA, said that before asking employers to raise salaries, drink some sugar to help ease the loss of calm.