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The first person dropped himself into the crater
For the first time in history, scientists went down nearly 200 meters into a volcanic mouth. The following images show an adventurer slowly lowering himself to the cente…
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After the divorce, her husband is worse than his wife
Many argue that women suffer greater mental losses than men if the family breaks down, but an Australian study shows that the thought is not entirely true.
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He was more miserable than her when he fell in love
Although men are always strong in love, a study shows that they are more vulnerable to ups and downs in love than women.
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Kisses are good for women
Scientists believe that kissing action has been passed down for generations because it helps women strengthen their immune systems ...
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Lying to restrain the wrath
Lying down when insulting can hurt your pride, but that action helps you curb your anger better.
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The secret of a person with superior memory
A 24-digit long sequence of random numbers was read upside down by Eran Katz, then read down even though he only heard others reading the sequence once.
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Strange molecules wipe acid rain
Researchers have discovered a strange molecule needed to break down pollutants in the atmosphere, especially compounds that make acid rain. The strange chemical properti…
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Ugly people are always looked down on
Wherever it is, ugly girls always get scornful eyes, because prejudice about beauty is human nature, scientists claim.
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Music helps children be more intelligent and alert
An expert said that music not only makes a stubborn child calm down the wild nature of humans but also makes them more calm and at the same time training cognitive skill…
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'Footprints of snowmen in the Himalayas'
During the Everest expedition in 1951, my two friends Sen Tensing and Shipton stumbled across these giant footprints in the Himalayas, bordering Nepal and Tibet at 5,000…
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The speed of light can be slowed down
Quantum computers that use photons instead of electrons will become a reality when researchers from NTT (Japan) extend the travel time of light to store data.
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Decode the mystery of hypnosis
Since the 18th century, it has been discovered that the mind can be manipulated to manipulate the body.
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The secret still covers the tomb of Qin Shihuang
Tomb of Qin Shihuang Located deep down the hill in the middle of Chinese territory. Surrounded by a moat filled with mercury is the mysterious tomb of the infamous emper…
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The economist discovers the
Looking down from Kazakhstan, we discover a mystery that even leading scientists cannot explain: a huge mystery from the old days still lying on the ground.