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Discover the first 'super hot Neptune'
Humans have found a form of planet that has never been observed before and nicknamed 'Superhuman Neptune', according to Science News quoted expert James Jenkins as prese…
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Animal world
Did you know how to caress cats properly?
Many of us have been bitten or scratched by friendly cats while caressing them, even though a minute ago they were enjoying that 'happiness'.
Environment
Climate change will cause billions of people to be deficient in nutrients because of poor food
In the next 30 years, high levels of CO2 in the atmosphere can lead to human deficiency of important nutrients, especially protein, iron and zinc.
Health
The unknown thing about Oxytocin 'love hormone' and autism
Israeli scientists say the hormone Oxytocin plays an active role in normal social communication, supporting mothers during childbirth and breastfeeding, helping to contr…
Health
Detecting new cells can regenerate the liver
Scientists at King's University in the UK have discovered a type of cell that can regenerate liver tissue.
Medicine - Health
Each apple contains up to 100 million beneficial bacteria for health
Scientists compared organic apples and regular apples and found that 'newly harvested' apples contained significantly more beneficial bacteria than regular apples.
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How has the modern lifestyle changed the human skeleton?
From the appearance of a transformed face behind the skulls of some people until we are surprised to learn that our elbows are getting narrower, our skeletons are actual…
Health
Moral controversy when Japan allowed the creation of human embryos and mice
This experiment opens up a new future of abundant organ transplants, but moral issues are still controversial despite the Japanese government's permission.
Health
When did people start having heart attacks?
Our ancestors began to have atherosclerosis and heart attack about two or three million years ago due to mutations in the gene that malaria is used to invade the human b…
New technology
Dubai wants to become a city built with 3D printers
3D printing has grown rapidly and become a technology that can produce anything from human body parts to bread.
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Why are people often afraid to see robots? Scientists have the answer
There is a special area in the brain that makes many people feel frightened and have a bad aversion to real-life robots.
Doomsday
80% of the chances of people dying in 2100
That's the prediction of scientist James Lovelock 10 years ago. He envisioned the end of humanity, leaving only a few couples surviving in the Arctic at the end of the 2…
Space science
New NASA research: Water and humans can be found on the Moon, so come back soon
The new study believes that the amount of water the Moon holds is more than what people once imagined.
Biology
Three species of insects contribute greatly to medicine
Spider venom has the ability to treat epilepsy and intestinal tract, and the wasp sting venom can inhibit cancer cell proliferation.
Health
Development of algorithms helps predict the risk of tuberculosis
Israeli scientists have developed an algorithm based on data from the initial exposure of a bacterium to the human body's immune system, helping to predict tuberculosis.