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Millennium Mystery: Why do opposite sides of a dice always add up to seven?
Some people argue that this layout helps distribute the numbers more evenly, ensuring randomness when rolling the dice.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
Experts argue about cognitive AI
In the fall of 2021, Blake Lemoine, Google's AI expert, befriended 'a child made of a billion lines of code'.
Alien
The composition of DNA and RNA has appeared on the meteorite, confirming life from beyond Earth
The team argues that nucleobases on meteorites 'contributed to the formation of genetic characteristics of early life forms on Earth'.
Space science
Experts warn of risks from plans to change solar radiation
Experts argue that while injecting billions of sulfur particles into the atmosphere's stratosphere helps to reflect most of the sun's rays, the consequences could outwei…
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Trying to find Alien, humanity can be erased
Many scientists argue that sending messages into space without knowing who will receive may be a bad idea. This could lead to a bad future for Earth.
Space science
Research proves: Astronauts will not die from space radiation
Many argue that excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays from the Sun is a career hazard that astronauts suffer, which can easily lead to cancer and heart disease.
Oceanography
Norway: The Russian Navy trains whales as 'special forces'
Oceanographic experts in Norway argue that the Russian navy trains white whales and many other mammals to serve the military purpose of the task force.
Archeology
Prehistoric tail feathers stuck 100 million years in amber
Scientists analyze ancient feather patterns and argue that they can act as bait, helping birds escape predators.
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Detection of unidentified flying objects in Mexico
An unidentified flying object appeared in the sky of Mexico, causing netizens to argue over whether it was a real or fake UFO.
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People with good spatial memory are good at sense of smell
This connection is really significant, researchers at McGill University argue that, because animals develop an important sense of smell to aid navigation.
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Science has proven: The more the pair quarrels, the happier they are?
Did you know, recently, scientists from India have been studying married couples to determine whether controversy affects their relationship.
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Answers of scientists: Chicken before eggs!
The discovery of a particular protein has helped scientists answer questions that haven't been answered in thousands of years.
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Why are female programmers increasingly absent?
Although men design the ENIAC, they argue that writing programs on this machine is tedious and only for women - just like clerical work.
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Nostradamus is a terrifying prophet about Russian-American war, Korean?
Nostradamus argues that a war between the world's two great powers will take place during the 2017-2018 period.
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Tips to control other people's thoughts were born 350 years ago
17th-century philosopher Blaise Pascal is famous for Pascal's theory. This theory argues that believing in God is a pragmatic decision of man, and whether God exists or…