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The human body that can do these things is really amazing
The stomach acid can break down iron, the heart also senses ... some truths make you fall back when you know your body.
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Why can't we feel our body odor?
Let's find out why many people can't smell their body ... while discovering many other scents.
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Why split into blood groups and tragic history stories
We must live to the point where everyone must know four basic blood groups including A, B, O and AB. But where do we have to distinguish each blood type?
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Revealing the great lie in the morning in the love story
Turns out, inspiring romantic scenes for movies and novels are just ... slashing.
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Electronic devices never run out of energy with super batteries
This technology is designed to be extremely flexible and can be attached directly to solar cells.
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Detecting precious material mines used as solar cells under the seabed
British scientists have discovered a mountain beneath the Atlantic Ocean containing a rare treasure of minerals.
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Why do we breathe out carbon dioxide?
Have you ever wondered why our body releases carbon dioxide (CO2) when breathing, not another gas?
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Why do Japanese people never use cell phones when taking the subway?
It seems that the mobile phone completely disappeared when the Japanese stepped onto the subway.
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What doesn't kill you will make you much stronger
By enduring stress or experiencing trauma for a short time, your body will create healthier cells so you can be better prepared for the future or other stressful problem…
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Life continues in the body 2 days after death
After humans die, some genes inside the body continue to function strongly for about two days.
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The position structure of 23,000 atoms was first identified
For the first time, scientists can accurately determine the structural position of 23,000 atoms in a molecule smaller than a cell.
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Can someday cells in your body connect to your smartphone?
With recent research, scientists think it is possible.
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The world's smallest hammer is only as small as a cell
US scientists successfully built a hammer the size of a cell to study the effect of mechanical force on single brain cells.
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Negative photos make creepy visual illusions
A new visual illusion raises public opinion and even makes many people want to see their eyes immediately.
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Surprisingly, the ability to 'copy the original' of the slime mold
Although there is no brain, single-celled organisms such as mucus are able to communicate what they have learned to each other.