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Why do we feel pain when jealous?
Japanese scientists have just found the brain region to control jealousy and they are stunned to find that it is the area to handle pain.
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People and chimpanzees recognize faces similarly
Chimp recognizes homosexuals by using the same brain area that humans use to recognize a familiar face
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Double rice production in drought areas
Research at the University of Alberta has succeeded in doubling rice production in some of the poorest and most degraded areas in the world.
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Antarctica has more animals than the Galapagos
The Antarctic island group's first list of marine and land animals shows that this area has more species than the Galapagos.
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Impact of climate change on lakes
Climate change will have a different impact on lakes depending on the area with a warm or cold climate.
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How is memory formed and recreated?
What is memory made of? One thing is for sure, the cells in the brain.
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Eyes evolved to have X-ray capacity
A new study by a scientist at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has discovered the advantage of binocular vision: the ability to see through objects.
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Human personality is within the brain itself
With a brain imaging machine, researchers have captured the fluctuating images of neurons in the brain when one is happy on another's pain, emotional signs of factional…
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Children also know empathy as adults
When children see the pain of others, their brain reacts as if the pain is their own.
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Why make us comfortable scratching?
Scratching the itch will temporarily turn off areas of the brain associated with feelings and unpleasant memories, so make us relax and feel more comfortable.
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About 2,000 uncommon languages can disappear from Earth within 100 years!
Every two weeks, a language disappears on planet Earth. This information was published by David Harrison, a linguist and director of the Institute of Speech
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Mexico: Discovered 3 cannonballs thanks to ... storm Dean
Mexico has discovered 3 magic cannon on the Paraiso coast, near the Tulum art district. This is an archaeological work that has not been excavated through the storm swep…
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Water still has many mysteries
According to modern research works, the ancient Earth was smaller in size and the spindle had a greater speed than it is now. And the cycle of the day tends to be longer…
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Find Snowman, Loch Ness monster with satellite image
After weeks of searching for the lost adventurer Steve Fossett in the Nevada desert but unsuccessful, people are relying on web users around the world to rescue him, whi…
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Rural students are better at science
Rural students turned out to be better at natural subjects than their peers in urban areas, and rural teachers were generally more satisfied with their students.