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The reason why sunflowers are facing the sun has been found
It took many centuries until now, scientists to really understand the exact cause of the phenomenon, sunflowers always face the sun.
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Ethiopia from the ashes becomes the fastest growing economy in the continent
The arduous journey from the world's second-poorest land, rising to become one of the brightest economies in the Black continent is an admirable feat of Ethiopia.
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The secrets inside the incarnation furnace
Currently due to the sudden growth in population as well as the development of awareness and technology, cremation has gradually been widely accepted.
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Without rice, what will humans eat?
In the future, the world population will increase at a very fast pace and scientists fear that there will not be enough food to feed humans. And they are making food for…
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Decipher the mystery of the dinosaur's blood
Researchers eventually found a satisfactory answer to the long-standing question that dinosaurs are warm-blooded animals like birds and mammals, or cold-blooded reptiles…
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Li explained the phenomenon of watermelon suddenly exploded
As reported, Hai Yen readers in Bach Thong district (Bac Kan) sent a picture of a watermelon that suddenly exploded, cracked itself in half without any external force.
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Interesting association of fetal development through fruits
Watch the growing fetus every day in the womb through an interesting infographic.
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New discoveries about human intelligence
Human intelligence can no longer be explained by relying on the growth in the size of the frontal lobe.
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The greater the delay, the greater longevity?
A new study finds that the life span of an organism is influenced by the early growth of the body. In particular, the longer you grow, the more likely you are to live a…
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What will humans eat in 20 years?
The increase in food prices is frequent, along with the trend of population growth, forcing scientists to expect for the next 20 years what everyone's diet will be like.
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All humans weighing how many kg?
If the whole humanity stands on the scale, the total weight will be 316 million tons, a study said. Overweight people around the world weigh more than 16 million tons, e…
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Which country is 'heaviest' in the world?
According to Live Science, based on data collected around the world for 2005, researchers used body mass index (also known as BMI) and classified. height to estimate the…
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Signs that dinosaurs are warm-blooded animals
According to a study by a team of scientists from Spain and Norway, published in the June 27 issue of Nature, dinosaurs are most likely hot-blooded animals. This finding…
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Determine GDP growth rate from outer space
According to a new study conducted by three economists from Brown University, space satellites can bring new perspectives on measuring economic growth.
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How big is the dinosaur?
The secret of the incredible size of giant dinosaurs may be that this reptile uses more energy for growth than keeping the body warm compared to other animals.