Space science
Looking at Earth from space will reveal what 'humans lie to themselves'
This astronaut believes that if more people experience the same feeling as him, many problems of the world and humanity will be solved.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
Elon Musk said: 'AI has a 20% chance of destroying humanity'
Billionaire Elon Musk believes that artificial intelligence (AI) has a 20% chance of destroying humanity, while experts put this number at 100%.
Life
11 signs that your partner is lying to you
When a person lies, it can be difficult to tell, and we cannot know exactly what they say is true?
Discover science
New discovery on the mechanism of human fingerprint formation
An international team of scientists has discovered that the mechanism of human fingerprint formation does not lie deep in the skin but correlates with the development of…
Environment
The giant super volcano may lie under the Alaskan archipelago
The researchers found a lot of evidence suggesting the existence of a supervolcano connected to seven other volcanoes on the Aleutian Islands.
New technology
The patch detects lies through facial muscle movements
A team of Israeli researchers recently developed technology that tracks facial muscle movements to detect when someone is lying.
Animal world
Oddly, the poisonous snakes lie only as bait
Unlike other venomous snakes, the death cobra does not actively hunt, but lies at one end of its tail, luring its prey to come and eat it.
Animal world
The strange species of salamander can remain motionless for 7 consecutive years
Researchers have discovered a species of salamander that has a very special ability to lie motionless for a long time.
Archeology
The erosion coast reveals six remains hundreds of years old
The remains lie on a cliff close to the sea and difficult to access, most likely belonging to shipwreck victims.
Archeology
Mysterious remains of 140 warriors lie between the 'treasure' 3,200 years
The 3,200-year-old gold and copper artifacts brought archaeologists to the remains of 140 prehistoric warriors in the Tollense River Valley.
Discover science
Who is a liar genius that makes the whole country believe her?
Psalmanazar's hoax only ended in 1706 when the 'lying genius' got too tired of his play and revealed his true face as a genuine European.
Discover science
Inside the CIA lie detector
US federal agencies have been holding lie detectors since the 1950s to reassure public opinion that they can unmask the agents.
Discover science
The shocking solution of the gateway to the 'negative realm'
According to the legend of the ancient Greeks, the Styx River is the gateway to the negative realm. This river carries many mysterious powers, including river water that…
Discover science
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?
Videos
Video: The snakes on the Hoang Lien Son range
The snakes on the Hoàng Liên Sơn range lie all the way. They did not even run away when people approached.