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For the first time discovered the 'heartbeat' of the mysterious star
For the past few decades, astronomers have been trying to listen to the 'heartbeat' of a class of stars called the Delta Scuti variable star.
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80 million-year-old creatures like 'aliens' are present throughout the Earth
Strange fossils appear in chalk on many continents, on the body with unusual ball-shaped structures never seen in any animal on earth.
Health
What is laughing gas? Smiling gas is harmful to health like?
Nitrous oxide is a colorless, odorless substance, also known as 'laughing gas'. Because, when inhaled, nitrous oxide slows down the body's reaction time, making the body…
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What if humans could breathe underwater?
When humans can swim freely underwater like fishes, what new things will appear in life on this Earth?
Animal world
Birds sing like laughter, deciding on the sex of the offspring
This kingfisher has a special singing voice that sounds like people laughing. It often sings at dawn and dusk, like a hilarious alarm clock.
Health
Her blood becomes a powder-like powder, which helps preserve and last longer
Preliminary research on the idea of sending trehalose into red blood cells to concentrate and preserve blood powder of Kopachek has been published in the journal Biomi…
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Why did the lotus become a symbol of the Buddha?
It is no coincidence that the lotus was chosen as the national flower and is a symbol of the Buddha. The cause comes from the characteristics of this flower.
Oceanography
What is sand dollars? Would you be rich if you owned a lot of dollars of sand?
At first, the name sounds like an ancient trading method, but it is actually the name of a marine species with many interesting facts.
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New discovery of the world's most dangerous bird knife-like claws
Scientists have recently discovered why the ostrich-headed ostrich bird is strangely shiny.
Archeology
Discovered 'vampire fish' with bizarre teeth
The 45 million-year-old fossil in Pakistan reveals an unprecedented history of a fish with only one tooth in its upper jaw.
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Do rockets really chase fighters like in movies?
First of all, it must be affirmed: Rockets often do not chase fighters like in Hollywood movies.
Oceanography
Unexpectedly discovered bizarre sea creatures 'teething' on the tail
This bizarre shape was discovered by a girl named Leah Dennison while walking with her husband on the beach.
Animal world
Why can otters juggle as skilled as a circus artist?
The skillful otters juggling stones like circus artists often attract the attention of many when they encounter this intelligent animal. Recently, scientists have found…
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Charles Darwin's strange eating hobby
Charles Robert Darwin (1809 - 1882), English scientist, is one of the most influential figures in human history.
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Why do we like watching others eat?
Mukbang videos have become a popular trend that proves that we like to see others eat in ways we can't.