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Does the skin affect brain activity?
According to recent studies by American scientists, people who often sleep on leather beds have the ability to change the behavior of the brain.
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Add a boy with a metal stick
An 11-year-old Brazilian boy is attracting the attention of local and world media thanks to his ability to absorb metal objects on his body.
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New method of stealth
There has been a new method of stealthing objects by placing them between two pieces of calcite crystals (CaCO3).
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Many UFOs can be rock lightning
Some unidentified flying objects (UFOs) can be rock lightning and atmospheric phenomena.
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Slow children know cows often learn poorly at school
Babies who haven't crawled at 9 months of age face the risk of being left behind at school and having trouble catching up with their classmates, a study has just reveale…
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Strange discovery of childhood sense of smell
The smells first felt from childhood have a special meaning, recalling an object, a memory. There is a hypothesis to explain why.
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Comet is the origin of the ocean?
A series of comets may be the source of Earth's oceans about 3.85 billion years ago, the new study says.
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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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Do living objects and non-living objects follow the same rules?
Living things and senseless phenomena have more in common than we ever knew.
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The brain can recognize objects faster than many people think
The human brain lags far behind computers in the ability to recognize faces and objects, with varying degrees of difficulty in size, color, direction, lighting condition…
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The natural explanation of an unidentified flying object
Mysterious images of unidentified flying objects may be closely related to a spooky natural phenomenon that gleams above the atmosphere caused by thunderstorms.
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Men who watch women wear bikini like
A behavioral study showed that the brain area of male objects lighted up when they saw women wearing underwear.
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People have extraordinary memories
If our memory is truly digitized, it will be an improved floppy version, not just a moment's ability.
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Why do people like to touch when buying goods?
If those who like to touch objects are not touching their goods, they will feel uncomfortable and not confident when considering the product.