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Interesting revelations about smell and smell
Human olfactory organs are not only part of the body, but also affect science and art ...
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New cause of the death of the Otzi gang
Scientists have just given the reason for the death of the 5,300-year-old ice-cream, due to being killed by a punch in the head, not by being shot by an arrow.
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Strange effects of nuclear tests
The testing of ground-based nuclear bombs in the 1950s and 1960s unknowingly gave scientists today a way to prove that the brains of adults still steadily produce nerve…
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Cell phone behavior can spread like flu
Researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) tracked on dozens of students to find out the phenomenon of transmission in mobile phone use, Telegraph reported.
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The secret of the art of
Recent research by scientists from Athens Medical University (Greece) shows that coffee in this country may be a clue to open 'longevity art'.
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Controversial legends
No matter how far science develops, there are still unexplained mysteries in ancient legends.
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Why doesn't the tree
Two scientists Kaare Jensen of Harvard University and Maciej Zwienniecki of the University of California compared more than 1925 acres of plants, with leaves ranging fro…
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Deciphering altruism
Scientists have identified the 'kind' cell in the monkey, opening up the hope of studying the neurological foundation of altruism.
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People only use 1/10 intelligence?
There is a concept that has existed for a long time in the scientific world in general, the medical community in particular that people can be smarter if we know 'exploi…
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6 weird and interesting facts about 'sperm'
Each time 'sublimation', men can produce up to 200 million sperm cells. However there are many interesting things about these 'tiny swimming tadpoles' that you may not k…
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The truth about the sixth sense of humanity
The common ancestor of humans and sharks as well as many other vertebrates and jaw on Earth used to be a sixth sensory organism with the ability to detect underwater ele…
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The mystery of sneezing
Dr. Noam Cohen of the University of Pennsylvania (USA) said that when our nose becomes overloaded, the pressure forces arising from sneezing will re-establish the biolog…
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Black Sea is black?
The Black Sea is really not black. The satellite image of the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) shows bright colors intertwined between cyan, turquoise and blue.
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Why are women more teary than men?
Due to the biological characteristics and the degree of different impacts of cultural factors, females often tear more than men. That is the conclusion of researchers at…
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The ocean is not the place where cell life begins
On February 15, the Journal of the American Academy of Sciences said that research by scientists at Osnabruck University in Germany confirms that on-land lakes are the o…