Health
Athletes have a better hearing ability than ordinary people
A new study shows that professional athletes' brains are capable of analyzing sound better than ordinary people.
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Environment
Storm-earthquake: A new disaster awaits humans
Scientists have just discovered a new geophysical phenomenon: the combination of two terrifying disasters, storms and earthquakes.
New technology
France test radio noise, 'young buffalo po' will automatically be fined
Roaring motorbikes running through neighborhoods, engines roaring and waking up every sleeping child will soon become a thing of the past in France.
Medicine - Health
Head band helps deep sleep
The device uses an algorithm that emits sound to increase the amplitude of brain waves, helping you sleep deeper.
New technology
Hearing aids control thinking
The device eliminates noise, amplifies sound and separates the speaker's voice if you pay attention to them.
Health
Continuously enduring noise from aircraft turned out to be more dangerous than you thought
You will face the risk of getting into dangerous diseases if you live near the scope of your aircraft
Health
'Pink noise' enhances deep sleep
Pink noise played during specific times during sleep helps deep sleep or slow wave sleep for people with mild cognitive impairment, at risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Health
Noise can make men infertile
New research shows regular noise exposure, especially in the evening, increasing the risk of infertility in men.
New technology
'Super device' prevents noise pollution
The new design of engineers from National University of Singapore (NUS) helps noise reduction 6 times more effective than other solutions, while being more compact.
Biology
80,000 honeycomb nesting in Spanish people's walls
The landlord heard the murmur coming from the wall for two years and had to rely on an expert to remove the beehive when he could not stand it.
Medicine - Health
Harm when often in air-conditioned rooms
Sitting in the air for too long makes your skin dry, your body dehydrated, susceptible to respiratory diseases, allergies, eye diseases.
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How does listening to music work to your brain?
When work and the noise in the office become too much for you, music can be the end. But choosing music to listen to in the office is not only art, but also science.
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Hear the footsteps of others, but have you ever heard your footsteps?
We hear the footsteps of others very well, but we don't feel the noise we make ourselves.
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Decode 6 unusual noises in the plane
While in a plane more than 10,000 meters above the ground, any unusual sounding sounds, it can be worrying.
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Secrets that are sure you never know about sports stadiums
Did you know that sports fields sometimes contain secrets that would not be known to people in your industry?