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The shape of the cup affects the speed of drinking
The shape of a cup and cup can affect the rate of drinking of the person using it, according to the BBC. The study was conducted by scientists at Bristol University (UK)…
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10 most curious mystery questions
The Eden science channel of UKTV (UK) has conducted a survey of 2,000 people about their level of interest in the world's toughest mysteries. The results show that the q…
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Interesting findings on Monday
A study conducted by Marmite in the UK found that the Southeast region is the happiest region of the island nation with its residents smiling at the first time at 11:16…
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How much does it cost to
Scientists at the Marist University's Institute of Public Research - conducted a telephone survey with 1,235 people across the United States to find out how much a famil…
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Women appreciate men more virtuous?
The famous philosopher Roger Steare conducted the Moral DNA online survey, to explore the factors affecting an individual's morality. The survey began four years ago and…
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Why can good people still do bad things?
American scientists think that each person has two ethical systems and sometimes they disagree. Then people are ready to conduct unethical acts.
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Why do men like women wearing red dresses
This is the result of new research conducted and discovered by American and Austrian scientists. Accordingly, men often prefer women to wear red outfits than other color…
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5,300-year-old ice-age people with Lyme disease
Conduct genetic analysis of mummies on the 5,300-year-old Otzi tape shows that this is the oldest case of Lyme disease known in human history.
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Smell the clothes guessing personality
Interesting research conducted by Polish scientists shows that it is possible to guess a person's personality to some extent by smelling their body or clothes.
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Is the Shroud of Turin using the body of Christ the body?
The Shroud of Turin is not a fake medieval shroud, and it is most likely the corpse of Christ.
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Many will go on air exposure to radiation?
In a recent report, UK scientist Michael Lockwood said he conducted a test on the correlation between cosmic currents and sun rays with the sun's radiation over the past…
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The truth about human origin
A large-scale biological study of evolution theory conducted by scientists from Uppsala University in Sweden showed the cause of impact, promoting the development of oth…
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Mosquitoes 'like' people drinking beer
Mosquitoes tend to plunge 15% more people into beer drinkers than normal people, a study conducted recently by scientists at the IRD Research Center in France showed.
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Investigate inhumane Medical experiments
The Bioethics Council, directed by the US President, provides information about inhumane medical tests taking place inside and outside the United States.