Archeology
Ancient DNA can reveal the mystery of the Dead Sea book
The Dead Sea book is made up of tens of thousands of manuscript pieces made primarily of parchment or animal skin.
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Why do we keep itching when we see others scratching?
Recent research by scientists has shed some light on this strange phenomenon.
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Why does the rain make us sleepy?
When it starts to rain, many phenomena will appear in a chain reaction and affect the human body.
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What magic did the plastic pieces in this picture stick to?
Uncover the secret to help you become enlightened - just a small impact, the plastic pellets automatically stick together.
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Applause is behavior
The quality of a performance does not determine the number of applause applause for performers, according to a new study.
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Yawn and sympathy
The next time you yawn, try looking around to see if the yawn virus spreads to anyone? Research results of the University of Pisa (Italy) show that relatives and close f…
Space science
Experiments can bring people to Mars
Growing cabbage in the universe, growing mushrooms to make medicines, testing inflated housing are experiments that can help bring people to Mars by the US Aerospace Age…
Animal world
Why do some animals still
Have you ever been shocked to see frog legs cut off but still moving? The reason why and how even though there is no brain and nervous system control but some parts like…
Environment
Genetic mutations help Russians survive World War II
A series of mutations related to metabolic processes have helped nearly 1.5 million Russians survive the most devastating World War II siege campaign.
Medicine - Health
Use smartphones to detect early viral diseases from mosquitoes
Scientists have developed a program that allows health workers to quickly diagnose diseases from mosquitoes such as Zika, dengue fever, chikungunya with smartphones (sma…
Medicine - Health
Producing starch from cellulose
Scientists have successfully transformed cellulose into starch, which is a step forward in the prospect of creating food from plants that are not food crops.