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Discover the secret of Plutonium element
Researchers at Rutgers, New Jersey State University have unraveled the secrets of the chemical and physical properties of the famous plutonium element. In a work publish…
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Identify areas of the brain that store social memories
Scientists from McGill University (Canada) and Paris University (France) have identified the brain region storing social memories such as festivals, encounters, controve…
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Found a large lake in the Sahara desert
Between the Sahara Desert, in the northwestern Sudan, a large lake of approximately the size of Lake Bai can be found. Most impressive is the lake with water. The lake i…
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Angry women are caused by genes
A new study by the University of Pittsburgh, USA, found that some genetic changes related to chemicals that control women's body moods make them hotter than others.
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Happiness or not is due to genes
A new study explains why some people feel dissatisfied despite having a prosperous life, while others are optimistic even in bad circumstances.
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Individual brainstorm better than the group
People are often more embarrassed in finding solutions to a problem when they belong to a group, a recent study found.
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Should we believe in instinct-based decisions?
A study by University College London found that you will be able to make better decisions if you don't think too hard and instead believe in your instincts. This study h…
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Why do brothers and sisters often quarrel?
Many family meetings turned into chaos when the children rushed to fight. But scientists have found a number of reasons for siblings between siblings and ways to bring p…
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Talents are not natural
A 35-year study shows that to make your child a genius is not just a natural gift. It is a combination of cognitive ability, learning opportunity, passion and hard work.
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Left-handed people think faster than right-handed people
According to research materials by Australian National University scientists, left-handed people often think faster than right-handed people and especially have the abil…
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How do Chinese people use the brain?
Researchers from the Chinese University of Science and Technology have discovered that people in the country use the right hemisphere more than Westerners due to syllabi…
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The first wine was born where?
Dr Patrick McGovern (University of Pennsylvania, USA) said experiments on ceramic jars from Jiahu Village, Henan Province (China) found traces of fermented drinks made f…
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Why young people easier to learn?
Scientists at Oxford University, England, find adults learn harder than children because their brains store information in a different way. Experts say young people's br…
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Why oysters clung to make?
Professor Jonathan Wilker (Purdue University, Indiana State, USA) and colleagues investigated the viscous substances of the boys and oysters after a diving expedition. T…
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Illustrated books help children learn better
Researcher Gabrielle Simcock at the University of Queensland, Australia, and Judy DeLoache at the University of Virginia, USA, examined 132 children less than 30 months…