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Biology
Unique plant species in Vietnam: It 'dances' whenever it hears music, many people have never seen it before
This plant species surprises scientists with its ability
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Great ways to relieve stress and beat boredom
Journaling, trying your hand at photography, cooking, drawing or painting... can all be great ways to help you overcome boredom.
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Experiment playing 17.5 Hz sound makes listeners scared
In 2003, scientists conducted a strange experiment with 750 volunteers in the form of a concert that caused fear and anxiety.
World Heritage
UNESCO honors Syria's famous handmade soap
On December 3, (UNESCO) decided to include the famous handmade soap of Aleppo city, Syria in the list of intangible cultural heritage.
History
Google honors the art of Don ca amateurs
On December 5, Google changed the Google Vietnamese homepage icon to an image of the art form Don Ca Tai Tu.
Health
New music therapy helps treat dementia syndrome
Australian scientists are developing an app to use music therapy to treat patients with dementia.
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He released the world's first bioplastic record
The British Evolution Corporation has produced the world's first bio-vinyl disc record, opening hope to help reduce the need for Polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
Space science
NASA releases recording of black hole 'screaming'
The black hole at the center of the Perseus sounding galaxy cluster created ripples in the hot gas of the molecular cloud around it, thereby creating
Medicine - Health
How can cultural products have a negative impact on psychology?
Gloomy Sunday by Hungarian musician Reszõ Seress has been called a suicide song that has claimed the lives of many people around the world.
Science story
KIA's 'bizarre' experiment: If you ride an electric car and listen to this song, your battery will soon run out
KIA's interesting test results in how a song can affect a person's driving style.
Science story
This is the most perfect alarm ringtone, from the idea of Pythagoras and modern scientists
Everyone knows the Pythagorean theorem about right triangles, but few people know that 500 BC, Pythagoras also studied alarm ringtones.
Animal world
Why do many birds sing only 'one song' for millions of years?
With our community, only 10 years have passed and many new music trends have been born. On the contrary, some birds like to sing over and over again the same 'music' fro…
World celebrity
Who is Jacques Brel that Google honors?
Jacques Romain Georges Brel (April 8, 1929 – October 9, 1978) was a Belgian artist and poet composed in French. Today's Google Doodle celebrates his birthday.
World celebrity
Maria Grever: Who is the woman honored by Google Doodle today?
Maria Grever, one of the