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Why are we tired in the afternoon?
The tired feeling at noon is a consequence of modern life that makes us always active and not rested. But, what is the real reason for us to be exhausted at noon?
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Why is the 2010 World Cup ball difficult to kick?
The players who are attending the World Cup in South Africa find many unusual phenomena in the shots because they are playing football in a place as high as 1,680 m.
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The marbles break the law of motion?
Apparently, the movements of marbles are contrary to the natural rules: when released, automatic marbles roll from the bottom to the top without the need for external fo…
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Men are more reckless when near beautiful women
The presence of captivating women makes men 's willingness to take risks significantly increased.
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See your feet to know if you like you
Men can monitor the movement of the woman you pursue during meetings to predict how much their relationship will progress.
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The human goes into a circle when there is no directional object
When falling into unfamiliar areas and there is nothing to guide the direction, even if people try to go straight, the journey eventually turns out to be a circle.
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Unexpected limit of ingenuity
'Press your finger hard on the surface. Now press as hard as you can but move your finger slowly with the ticking of the clock. Time moves faster. Faster
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History and geography create differences in genes in humans
New research shows that natural selection may form a slower sequence of human genes than one might expect.
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Agile people live longer
People who respond quickly and vigorously in life seem to live longer than those with slow movements, a study has revealed.
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Movement strategy of a collective
What is the difference between a group of people and a flock of sheep? There is no big difference between these two 'crowds', because each group will always be run by a…
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The mystery of the Earth's magnetic field has been elucidated
The Earth's magnetic field can be generated by strong movements of underground liquid conductors ... that is a new discovery by French scientists, published in the March…
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Things you don't know yet
The world around us is moving and changing every day, every hour. That movement gives us extremely useful knowledge. Which includes the simplest things, which we may kno…
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How many people do people have?
Through computer simulations recently, there are three types of movements for people that are most effective: walking, running, and a third type that some people do not…
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The sound of 'whistling' leaps out of the Caribbean Sea
Scientists discovered strange sounds born from the unique combination of water movement and geography in Caribbean waters.
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Mysterious moon cycle and human behavior
The full moon has always been linked to the most bizarre dreams as well as the legends of wolfmen, and the scientific community began to find a solution to this phenomen…