The man with the art of finding stolen things
People who lost their lives and lost their children often came to Trinh Van Suu in Chi Lang commune (Chi Lang, Lang Son) to seek help. After asking for information, in a…
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People who lost their lives and lost their children often came to Trinh Van Suu in Chi Lang commune (Chi Lang, Lang Son) to seek help. After asking for information, in a…
The Nung people in Chi Lang commune (Chi Lang, Lang Son) have the art of hemostasis by reciting mantras. The mantra read by the mages will help the person in distress, e…
Men with dyslexia and writing often succeed in art or creativity, according to a recent study ...
In the portrait of Queen Elizabeth the first of England people saw her holding roses, but recently a snake suddenly appeared in the position of flowers.
A Dutch carpenter, Johan Huiber, has just completed a copy of the Noah's Ark in the Bible that has saved the world in a cataclysm.
In 1909, the banker in France, Albert Kahn, began creating a photographic image of human life on earth.
A series of outstanding individuals in science, politics and art have achieved success because they have some degree of autism, a leading British psychiatrist insists.
When studying Bethoven's hair with the most advanced methods, scientists determined that the amount of lead in hair was 100 times higher than the safety limit.
With the help of Mrs. Felice Frankel, scientists have turned tedious images of things like yeast in a disc or the surface of a CD into impressive images. According to Dr…
Many people believe that the use of black technology is better than gold technology. However, it is this thinking that has led many people to pick up their bodies when u…
According to a recent study at De La Salle University in the Philippines, the creative process is closely related to mental instability (neurological).
A new study shows that artists often have brains that are more structurally different than those who can't draw.
These human body models have been used in medical research and teaching hundreds of years ago.
Researchers have found that if a 20-year-old HIV-positive person applies antiretroviral therapy (ART), he or she can live up to 70 years of age.
A new study reveals how the brain thinks or creates new tools and creates art, which can be useful for improving artificial intelligence.