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Take a nap if you want to be smarter
If the brain is considered a mailbox, then a daytime nap helps us clean that mailbox.
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Why do we mourn strangers
In the city of Tracy in California a few days ago, thousands of people gathered in a memorial to an 8-year-old girl Sandra Cantu kidnapped on March 27.
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Nuclear 'eyes' revealed Napoleon was not poisoned
Napoleon did not die from arsenic poisoning in Saint Helena. This conclusion is confirmed after a detailed test was performed at the laboratory of the Italian National I…
1001 mystery
Mysterious aliens: Follow history (Part 1)
NASA astronaut Leroy Chiao, former commander of the International Space Station (ISS), has completed four missions in the universe, walking six times in space, claiming…
1001 mystery
The horrifying predictions come true
9/11 terrorism, Ebola pandemic, bombing in Oklahoma, tsunami, volcanic eruption ... are the disasters of mankind that have been predicted by humans for many years or eve…
1001 mystery
The mystery of hunch
Curiously, in life everyone has at least one intuition told. That premonition or premonition is often called
1001 mystery
The mystery of the story was kidnapped by aliens
Humans have been constantly searching for extraterrestrial civilizations. And at the same time, there were a few people who claimed that they had been kidnapped by alien…
1001 mystery
Napoleon's hair mysteriously appeared in Australia
The French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte died on an island thousands of kilometers from Australia, but somehow somehow some of his hair came to the land of kangaroos.
Oceanography
Antarctic crustaceans know 'kidnapping' for self-defense
Pteropod - a pea-sized sea snail species that protects its transparent and fragile body from predators with a strong chemical compound
Oceanography
White sharks jumped out of the water, trying to snatch the researcher standing on the boat
Dr. Greg Skomal, a researcher from the Massachusetts Division of the Oceanography Institute, certainly feared the fear of a white shark rising from the water, almost sna…
Oceanography
Fish use 'gesture language' to coordinate hunting
Scientists have discovered many different species of fish using gesture language to support each other in hunting activities.
Archeology
The oldest ancient writing records the teachings of the Buddha
A copy of the Diamond Sutra in China is said to be the world's oldest printed book, dating back to 868 AD.
Archeology
The American wreck was found after 72 years on the seabed
American tech billionaire Paul G. Allen claims a research ship of his organization identified the position of the wreck of USS Indianapolis in the Philippine Sea on Augu…
Archeology
Explain the mystery of the ancient tombs in Pompeii
They show the political contradictions of the ancient Romans around the social war in this country.
Archeology
The 200-year-old gold ring Napoleon presented his first love
The exquisite gold ring with carved ivory face was found 200 years ago by the family Caroline du Colombier after Napoleon Bonaparte gave it to her.