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Interesting things about twins that you may not know yet
The twins are two individuals developed from a mother's pregnancy. They may be completely alike in appearance, have similar thoughts or personalities.
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Compose music from sleep
The software uses data collected from an internet-connected sensor - Beddit placed under participants' mattresses to record the stages of their sleep, body movements, he…
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New hypothesis about human language
Scientists believe that expressive movements in primates are different from chewing motions and become the basis for language development. There are different theories t…
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Why do zebras have ... stripes?
Why is the zebra body developing characteristic black and white stripes that have become a hot topic of debate in the scientific community for decades. And until recentl…
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Walking creates electricity
US researchers have just developed a technique to create electricity based on the flow of ultra-small liquid particles, helping pedestrians generate electricity large en…
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The first time to create glass alloy
Materials researchers at Yale University (USA) have successfully developed glass alloys, which have the flexibility of plastic and solid metal.
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Intelligence is not only due to genetics
Our intellectual ability is formed and developed over time, not determined and has not changed since we were born.
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Your baby develops the sense of smell through the way she eats
The baby's olfactory system is naturally formed through what mothers eat and drink during pregnancy.
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Dog and cat?
Scientists have found that the brains of extroverted and living animals are more developed than brains ...
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Knowing to lie early will be easy to get rich
If a child begins to lie at the second age, it is a sign that their brain is developing very fast and their ability to achieve is higher ...
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My mother is taller, I am stronger
In developing countries, higher mothers will give birth to healthier babies, less likely to die when they are born, underweight or stunted, a new study in the US shows.
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Why are women more sensitive than men?
Why are women more sensitive than men? The reason is explained by the fact that women have smaller and slender fingers than men.
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Why do people take a year to go?
A study by neuroscientists and psychologists at Lund University in Sweden explained why humans take more than a year to learn.
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Humans know how to say thanks to mutations
Mutations in a gene help people develop speech and language.
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Turn the march into 'power'
Engineers at Leeds are developing a method to capture kinetic energy when soldiers march and use this energy source for their own equipment.