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Strange effects of tears
Does that mean that when she sobbed at the Grammy Awards last year, did Adele know that her tears were a good cleanser for the eyes? Here are some summaries of Cara Lee…
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Amazing mysteries in nature
Have you ever wondered just how deep the scallop eye or the ocean really is? The results of recent scientific discoveries will help us understand some of the wonders of…
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Man can solve problems in the unconscious
According to Live Science, in a series of experiments at the Jewish University of Jerusalem, more than 300 volunteer students were unconsciously exposed to words and mat…
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Lying heated the nose
Lies won't make your nose grow like a Pinocchio, but will actually warm up your olfactory organ, according to a new study by Spanish scientists.
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The mysterious eye eyeball origin has been identified
Researchers have identified the source of the giant blue eyeballs that drifted to the Florida coast to sparkle last week from a swordfish thrown into the sea.
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There is no such thing as the
The relationship has been confirmed between eye movement and truth or lie is a key element in thinking language programming (NLP) - a method to improve people's lives wi…
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How far can human eyes be?
The vision of the human eye can extend as far as the horizon. If the Earth is flat (not the present sphere), you can even feel the light hundreds of miles away and at ni…
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The higher the latitude, the bigger the brain
New research shows that people living in high latitudes have eyeballs and bigger brains than others.
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Silicone oil helps reduce eye damage caused by radiation
According to US scientists, silicone oil helps reduce eye damage when patients use radiation therapy to treat tumors.
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The meaning of facial expressions also carries cultural characteristics
East Asians are often more difficult than Europeans to distinguish a frightened face with a surprised face, or a disgusted face with an angry face.
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Simple eyes consist of only two cells that lead the floating animal to the light
Researchers have figured out how the first evolutionary eyes work and how they guide the marine life to light.
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Eyes evolved to have X-ray capacity
A new study by a scientist at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has discovered the advantage of binocular vision: the ability to see through objects.
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Why do 3-D glasses cause illusion of depth?
3-D glasses are based on a technique called stereoscopic imaging, in which 2-D images are combined to create an illusion of depth.
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Glances - the secret of attraction
A study of hundreds of volunteers at the University of Stirling and Aberdeen, England, found that if your eyes were slipping away, only a few made you less attractive.