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Why are we tired in the afternoon?
The tired feeling at noon is a consequence of modern life that makes us always active and not rested. But, what is the real reason for us to be exhausted at noon?
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Restore the walking ability of paralyzed mice
A combination of medication, electrical impulses and regular exercise can cause rats to become paralyzed and even run at their normal ability.
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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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Quercetin in fruits and vegetables prevents flu
A study published in The American Physiological Society, mice injected with quercetin - a natural compound in vegetables - is less likely to get the flu.
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Living near the park is still lazy to exercise
Living close to a green place does not make people exercise much more, researchers say.
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Not always optimistic is the medicine for health
People are generally optimistic, they believe in the future they will do better in the past. We may exercise, or diet or save money to buy a house. However, prejudice ab…
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Mystery about ghosts in the gym
Kim Peterson was stunned to see a faint mass of ghost-like light hovering around exercise machines.
Oceanography
Whales drift ashore due to exercises
The US Navy plans to strengthen trials of underwater navigation systems with sound waves in the next five years, despite negative warning for whales and dolphins.
Archeology
Detected 2,200-year-old mummy with obesity caused by eating a lot of sugar
People are old, important enough to be embalmed, but that's not the image to follow.
Space science
Knowing that being an astronaut is difficult, but no one thinks it is so hard
The universe is an interesting mysterious world, but also full of dangers. So, going into space, astronauts have to go through a very complex process of selection and tr…
Space science
8 Vietnamese teachers are trained to simulate astronauts
Honeywell Educators at Space Academy is a social service initiative organized by Honeywell Corporation in collaboration with the US Space and Rocket Center.
Space science
Launching a spacecraft helps test Einstein's hypothesis
Known in the upcoming LISA mission, scientists will first use the technologies they developed before to observe gravitational waves.
Space science
Special items of astronauts on the space station
Coffee machines, 3D printing equipment or exercise machines are designed to be suitable for the zero gravity environment on the International Space Station (ISS).
Space science
Interesting changes in zero gravity environment
The universe contains many mysteries that we humans have yet to find and cannot explain
Space science
The first 'Olympic competition' between the universe and the Earth
Sunita Williams became the chief of Expedition 33 on the International Space Station (ISS) - the space research module currently orbiting and 386 km from Earth.