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'Ghost' island in Pakistan
A new island has just appeared in the clear blue waters of Pakistan, but no one wants to go for a vacation, because it will be immediately hidden, only exists for a few…
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The secret of the 'blue-eyed village' in China
Results of DNA analysis of people with green eyes, blond hair and long nose in a village in China show that they can be descendants of Europeans.
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Women are easily excited by blue
The influence of colors on working ability, even sexual activity, has long been mentioned. But the research ...
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Green light helps thicken artificial blood vessels
According to Japanese scientists, when creating artificial blood vessels in animals and shining blue light, this artificial blood vessel will thicken.
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Red and blue make people smarter
A study in Canada showed that blue increases people's creativity, while red helps us remember more accurately.
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Should drink alcohol under red light
We will feel that wine is better when drinking in a room with blue or red light, psychologists say.
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Marine colors increase creativity
Blue, which is often thought of as a relaxed feeling, can make people more creative and adventurous. While red makes people more focused.
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May lose the chance because the tie is blue and purple
Those who like purple ties are often judged to be arrogant, showy. They may fail in a job interview just before talking to the employer.
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why do doctors wear blue blouse?
Blue shirts are usually white - the color of cleanliness. According to a Today article of Surgical Nurse in 1998, by the beginning of the 20th century, a big influential…
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Color and language
If I tell you my house is the only green house in the street, you know how to find it. Whether the house is blue or blue, the general recognition of our
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Moonlight triggers sex in corals
Under the moonlight of the moon, the corals begin to come together, and soon, it becomes a sexual celebration.
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Why do girls like pink?
Boys like blue, girls like pink, and this is not controversial. But researchers recently claimed that this color preference has an evolutionary reason.
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Language influences color vision
Indigenous Russian speakers differentiate dark blue and pale blue differently from English speakers. A recent study of color perception has shown that the language you s…
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The brain learns fear from other people's faces
Regardless of whether you are stung by a bee or if you see your friend, you will start running or find somewhere to hide if you hear its buzz. A new study shows why you…