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Social networks hurt children's minds
Many leading British scientists warn that community websites are causing many negative changes to children's brains in the country.
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The formation of Antarctic glaciers
Global climate has quickly moved from an almost iceless world to giant ice sheets on Antarctica about 34 million years ago.
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Protection of health and environment thanks to mobile phones
A mobile phone can not only help you maintain your exercise routine, but also help you lose weight even in winter days without using your hands to control.
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World prospects in 2030
Climate refugees in Antarctica, the plague that has claimed millions of lives, each country only tries to survive, the world in 2030 may be like that, warned by many exp…
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Impact of climate change on lakes
Climate change will have a different impact on lakes depending on the area with a warm or cold climate.
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Body odor does not change throughout life
Each of us has a characteristic smell, like every finger has its own fingerprint, and it doesn't change even when we switch to another diet.
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It is not just the change of weather that causes the leaves to fall
A falling leaf often causes the poet's eyes to vibrate, but scientists also wonder about what causes leaves to fall.
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Foreign languages help people change their personality
People who know at least one foreign language feel their personality and way of looking at things differently when switching from one language to another.
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The diet of pregnant women increases the risk of asthma in children
Pregnant maternal mice have a diet rich in methyl-containing additives, such as folic acid, and pups will have more respiratory allergies than mice with maternal mice th…
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37oC - Why?
One strange thing is that among more than 6 billion people on earth, each person has its own characteristics different in height, weight, age, gender ... and different e…
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Explain the face of fear
Scientists found that the actual fear response is to respond to biological function by transforming the way our senses perceive the world.
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Sad memories change the amount of gray matter in the brain
The new Cornell University study found healthy adults near the World Trade Center (WTC) during the September 11, 2001 attack, were less likely to have gray matter in the…
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When you go up, does your weight change?
At sea level, your weight will be a bit lighter than when you reach the top of the mountain, not enough for you to realize it, but it can still be calculated.
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Why must take the road mountain zigzag?
The straight line may be the shortest path between two points, but on a slope, the zigzag line is the fastest way to go. Climbing on a slope, the mechanism and energy fo…
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'Wall of Africa' makes humans evolve
Science has long been investigating how climate and vegetation affect the evolution of human ancestors in Africa. But now geologists from the University of Utah point us…