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Oxygen appeared early on Earth
Oxygen may have accumulated in the Earth's atmosphere hundreds of millions of years earlier than previously estimated.
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Writing helps to heal wounds
The study was led by Elizabeth Broadbent, a health psychology lecturer at Auckland University, New Zealand who surveyed 49 healthy elderly people, ages 64 to 97.
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The Maya predicted the solar eclipse before 8 centuries
Recent research shows that ancient Mayans could accurately predict astronomical events that took place centuries later.
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Revealing the reason why Rock music died young
Rock stars often die young, especially for solo performers, according to a new British study.
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Men are happiest at age 37
The happiest time of a man is at the age of 37 - at that time they achieved success in their careers and started to marry, according to research by British scientists.
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The human body can predict the future?
The human body is capable of predicting an imminent major event, at least according to a new study.
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New discovery of ability
New research shows that the more people believe in their feelings, the more accurately they predict future events.
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How can humans remember dreams?
According to ANSA news agency, Italian scientists have discovered how humans can remember dreams and this study has just been published in the American Journal of Neuros…
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The events of the day are closely related to the night dream
In a sleep study, scientists say our dreams are in a
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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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Inscription written on the person who lies
If you want to know if someone is telling the truth or lying, you should not analyze his or her body language, eye movements or words. Scientists at the University of Ha…
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Remember the 9/11 case more than your birthday
A psychological study shows, the history shocks are most remembered by people, more than their own major events.
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Memories of the future
For the brain, remember the past and visualize the future looks surprisingly similar.
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Concealing emotions is also a good thing
Contrary to popular beliefs about what is normal or healthy, a new study finds that not expressing thoughts and emotions after experiencing a traumatic event, for exampl…
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Lack of imagination related to memory impairment
Most children can imagine the future of themselves becoming astronauts, politicians, or even superheroes; however, many older people find it very difficult to recall eve…