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What is glucosamine?
Glucosamine is an amino sugar that the body makes itself, with the chemical formula C6H13NO5 which is a synthesis of protein and lipid glycosylate, it is very important…
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Abstract mathematical ideas are as beautiful as art and music works
A beautiful landscape picture, a beautiful piano-sonata that leaves words that describe aesthetics and beauty when it comes to art and music. What about mathematics, can…
Environment
Solution of 'treating' plastic garbage with cactus
A Mexican researcher has found a formula for developing new packaging materials from cactus. This initiative suggests a promising solution to tackle the current headache…
Archeology
Recreating the perfume of Queen Cleopatra 2,000 years ago
Scientists rely on sediments in the perfume factory and the ancient formula to create the aroma of Cleopatra that can be used.
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Why must F1 riders lie while driving?
Have you ever wondered, why F1 racing athletes often lie while driving Formula 1 racing? Is there any reason why they and racing car manufacturers have to do so?
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What is alum?
Alum alum also known as alum alum, is the double sulfate salt of potassium and aluminum, has the chemical formula KAl (SO4) 2, also known as potassium alum.
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Romanian mathematician uses a secret formula to win the lottery 14 times
It seems that every probability is incorrect for Stefan Mandel, an Australian and Romanian economist and mathematician.
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10 interesting facts that few people know about Formula F1 racing
As every year, Formula 1 racing has a lot of changes in rules, techniques and drivers, making it difficult to keep up with all the information.
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Another amazing thing about ancient Egyptian civilization
Dr. Jana Jones, Ancient History Department, Macquarie University, Australia and colleagues have published the results of a group analysis of a prehistoric Egyptian body.
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Pythagoras may not be the first to apply his theorem
Although there is no evidence yet, the Stonehenge builders probably know how to create very effective right triangles.
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A simple way to estimate how high your child will be
You can know the future height of your child using the formula from your parents' height. Not the absolute result, but this formula has been used since 1970 until now.
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Golden rules help you to
60/60/30 represents the cycle of 60 minutes - 60 minutes - 30 minutes. You focus on working twice every 60 minutes, then spend the next 30 minutes for rest.
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Don't expect you to know: Counting crickets can also calculate outdoor temperatures!
It is hard to believe that the number of crickets that call allows you to calculate the outdoor temperature, right? But scientists also give a specific formula.
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How to decorate the Christmas tree
Two students, Nicole Wrightman and Alex Craig of the Department of Social Mathematics at Sheffied University, UK, used computers to build mathematical formulas to decora…
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Explain the cause of human having 10 fingers
With 10 flexible fingers, we can grasp objects easily as well as perform many clever movements.