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Why do we tremble when cold?
Your body needs to maintain a constant temperature at 36.9 degrees Celsius. To avoid hypothermia and other consequences of coldness, your brain will keep a close eye on…
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Why can not open eyes sneezing?
Sneezing is to protect our nostrils from invading foreign molecules, by creating a force of air from the lungs with a speed of 160 km / h. But this reflex also involves…
1001 mystery
The mysterious mystery of the bridge table
The bridge table (Ouija board) has long been used by young people for entertainment, used by people who believe in the mysterious force to communicate with the spiritual…
1001 mystery
The hardest secrets about the human body
Despite the advances in technology and scientific achievements that are actively supporting people to explore and explore the world, we still cannot decipher some of the…
1001 mystery
Because I know where my hands?
How do we know our own hands? Scientists have taken a step closer to explaining this mystery.
Oceanography
Hypnosis ... sharks, why not?
The 38-year-old has just made viewers admire the display of a named hypnosis technique
Oceanography
Learn how to recreate the bizarre arm of jellyfish
For humans, the re-growth of limbs that have been removed remains
Oceanography
Why can marine mammals breathe long underwater?
Scientists have studied myoglobin, a protein that stores oxygen in the muscles of mammalian marine animals. It's a non-stick protein.
Oceanography
The secret of whale jaws
By dissecting whale carcasses, the complex structure of the giant jaw has been seen for years that researchers have never known. Dubbed the largest animal in existence,…
Oceanography
New discovery of the phenomenon of underwater luminescence
The phenomenon of glowing in living organisms or bioluminescence is quite common, especially in marine species.
Oceanography
Sound communication in the ocean
An international research group on sound of deep-sea fish species recently discovered that eels use several muscle groups to produce sound that plays an important role i…
Archeology
Human ancestors can walk with their legs but most still live on trees
This is probably the trade-off between muscle development and brain size during human evolution.
Archeology
New hypothesis about dinosaurs
Dinosaurs are not cold-blooded because this will make them physically weak, a trait that is not suitable for animals that once ruled over the earth.
Space science
Sent deep into the universe to study the medicine of immortality
A package of goods containing tens of thousands of worms has been sent to space by British scientists to study the preparation of medicinal herbs to repel aging.