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The device helps Facebook read users' brains
Facebook has just announced the acquisition of CTRL-Labs, a startup that develops communication devices between the brain and a computer. This could be an important step…
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4 most mysterious lakes in the world: The dreamy poetic, where it contains hundreds of human skeletons
These are lakes that go beyond ordinary logical thinking, taking us from sensation to awe. See how specific they are.
Conquer Mars
Elon Musk launched the Starship to transport people to Mars
Starship spacecraft system and Super Heavy boosters are expected to send humans to the moon and Mars in the near future.
Biology
A human creepy looking like an evil eye
This bizarre fruit has a hard brown skin, a rough surface. After the monkey has grown, there is a seed inside.
Cancer
Discovering factors in the body that make cancer cells 'kill themselves'
A protein found in the human immune system may be the golden key in cancer treatment.
Health
Detect ominous effects of air pollution on the brain
New research from the UK suggests that breathing in polluted air with high levels of PM10 fine dust can cause students to suddenly get bad grades.
Health
How to distinguish dengue fever mosquitoes from normal mosquitoes
Dengue is essentially caused by a virus, but the virus does not naturally spread to humans. Midges are the vectors of disease transmission.
Health
Journey of ultra-fine dust in human lungs
PM2.5 dust (super fine dust) can penetrate deep into the lungs, easily causing respiratory infections, heart and eye diseases ...
Health
Research on the Vietnamese genome found many rare diseases
From basic research on the Vietnamese genome, when applied, it helps to find rare diseases and identify the environment that greatly affects the human gene.
New technology
Research and develop gene editing technology with US soldiers
The Pentagon is considering future gene editing research plans to better support the military in its ability to protect soldiers from chemical and biological wars.
Archeology
A common childhood disease can cause Neanderthals to become extinct
Ear infections are thought to be responsible for the extinction of this ancient human being by scientists.
Archeology
T-rex's skull was so hard that it couldn't bite
An adult Tyrannosaurus rex (T-rex) has a bite force of up to 5.8 tons, which is equivalent to the weight of 13 Steinway Model D pianos, the largest terrestrial animal th…
Archeology
Ancient people also suffered from atherosclerosis
An analysis of ancient mummies by researchers at the University of Texas Medical Science Center shows that ancient people who lived 4,000 years ago in areas now known as…
Animal world
Fish also know how to feel ... hurt like a human
In a recently published review by researchers from the University of Liverpool, the fish 'residents' felt the same pain as us.
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What would happen if the human body has a structure similar to animals?
By mimicking the anatomical characteristics of animals, a Japanese artist created special 'hybrid' versions, thus giving us a visual view of the birds' bodies, animals,…