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Play games to help children smart
A new study shows that games that require active manipulation will help children become smarter by improving their ability to solve problems, self-esteem and encourage t…
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Why the roar of elephants ranged up to 10km?
For the first time after many years of research, experts have deciphered why elephants' roars can reverberate up to 10km (allowing members of the pack to talk to each ot…
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Huge volcano in the bottom of the Antarctic sea
A British expedition has discovered more than a dozen Antarctic ocean craters in the area near the islands called the South Sandwich in the southern Atlantic Ocean.
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The brain is most active at age 50
American scientists have created a turning point in understanding the function of the brain. They determined that, with age, the brain's intellectual potential only incr…
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First discovered life in the deep bottom of the Earth's crust
International scientists discovered for the first time and found evidence that could prove to exist at the bottom of the Earth's crust.
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House with dogs, more active young
A study in the UK showed that children in families who own dogs are more active than other children.
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Why are we tired in the afternoon?
The tired feeling at noon is a consequence of modern life that makes us always active and not rested. But, what is the real reason for us to be exhausted at noon?
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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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Outdoor activities help us love ourselves
Activities such as cycling, jogging, gardening in the open space help people improve their spirits and increase their level of self-love.
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Vivid, healthy baby
Children who are encouraged to be active and creative in games will be healthier as adults, a study in the UK indicates.
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Art of crowd control
Hitler and Mussolini were able to make tens of millions of people believe in brutal fascism. Now psychologists and neurologists have found the secret to help them do tha…
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Detecting active volcanoes in the Antarctic
The radar survey showed that a rare eruption of volcanic eruptions about 2,000 years ago penetrated the Antarctic ice sheet and volcanic ash that spread throughout the i…
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Beauty salon for personality
You are aggressive, suddenly want to be gentle. Are you shy and want to be an active person? This can come true at the center of 'psychological pharmacy cosmetology'.
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Why do animal educators often carry leather whips?
Animals have a habit of paying special attention to active objects. Therefore, the whip that swung up and down would attract more than the small short weapons.
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Macao stone cave - China
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Mac Cao Stone Cave as a World Cultural Heritage in 1987.