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The surprising truth about the dregs 'super dirty' in the navel is not everyone has
Only some people have this dirt in their navel, and actually its composition is enough to surprise you.
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Why do we have an eye machine, a slight muscle twitch on the arm?
The eye machine and a slight sensation of muscle twitching on the arms or legs are a common phenomenon for many people. But few people care whether this phenomenon has a…
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Spider-Man's weapons are not logical about science
Silk threads help Spider-Man move and defeat many enemies may not contain as much power as on film.
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Silly String sprays and secrets in plastic foam
Silly String is a kind of fiber foam spray that we often use to ... jubilant in parties or festivals.
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How is the baby created?
Researchers have just made a breakthrough discovery, which helps explain exactly how fertilized eggs are to create embryos.
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Find the mysterious component of hair
Scientists have discovered a new, previously unknown layer in human hair. This discovery can help make more effective shampoo and conditioner products.
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The truth about how spiders move about on a spider web
Spiders have a special trick that helps them move easily on glue-like filaments on their webs.
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Find the culprit who makes hair and split ends
Scientists discovered that washing hair with copper-based tap water can cause hair to be split and dry, not sticky - one of the common inconveniences of modern life.
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Does human skin decompose when soaking in water for long?
When bathing or soaking in water for a long time, your skin shows signs of wrinkling. Will they decompose?
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The mystery of the strength of spider silk has been discovered
Now, German scientists have returned to the basics and believe that they have found the reason why spider silk becomes so strong.
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Prospective drug treatment caused by the wrong twisting process of protein
The discovery by scientists at Scripps Research Institute has yielded a prospect of a new drug to treat people suffering from the wrong twisting of proteins.
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Why is food sweet
On the tongue we have taste buds, a collection of about 100 cells. The nerve fibers connect each taste bud to the brain, informing us whether the food is bitter or sweet.
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Explore the origin of the flexibility of blood clots
How do blood clots maintain the correct balance of stiffness to heal wounds and flexibility to move in the blood stream? Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania Sch…
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Hypothesis of self-igniting
The history of more than 300 years recorded more than 200 cases of people suddenly burning to death, there was no sign of being burned by an external heat source.