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Natural scenery makes the brain work better
Separate areas in the brain become interconnected when we look at scenes that contain elements of nature.
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Intelligence index does not relate to brain volume
Human intelligence is not determined by the weak function of a certain area of the brain and is not related to the volume of the brain.
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Sexy women work like drugs
The image of a woman with an attractive appearance creates a sense of euphoria in a man's brain just like when they use drugs or drink alcohol.
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Glaciers expand as Asia heats up
Normally when the temperature rises, the ice will melt away.
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The human goes into a circle when there is no directional object
When falling into unfamiliar areas and there is nothing to guide the direction, even if people try to go straight, the journey eventually turns out to be a circle.
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Early-stage complex organisms fed by osmosis
Research at Virginia Tech has shown that the oldest complex forms of life - living in nutrient-rich seas over 540 million years ago - can be eaten by osmosis.
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New 'reading brain' method
We all know the brain receives information before information becomes a person's perception.
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Evidence explains why we have fingerprints
Fingerprints do not hold the primates as they once thought, scientists have recently discovered. In fact, they reduce the friction needed to grasp smooth surfaces.
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The process of dripping lithosphere below the surface of the Earth
There are some parts of the world where the kinetic activity below the surface of the Earth cannot be detected.
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Discover secrets from tombs
An expert who collected the cloth once belonged to an Australian soldier in the fighting area of Fromelles, northern France, during World War I.
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Sea carbon: Hypothesis is rich in iron
Oceanographers have studied the 'fate' of carbon particles derived from planktonic plankton in the southern sea.
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Brain waves can predict errors
According to a new study, a pronounced alpha wave appears in two areas of the brain before the subject makes an error due to lack of attention.
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Protozoan changes the way of looking at evolution
On the diving area of the Bahamas, Mikhail V. Matz of the University of Texas, Austin and some colleagues are looking for big, glowing eyes to adapt to the dark.
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Men who watch women wear bikini like
A behavioral study showed that the brain area of male objects lighted up when they saw women wearing underwear.