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Scientists are always exploring, opening up new ways to create organs for donating patients. Also with this goal, American scientists conducted research to create a hear…
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Does your avatar represent your personality?
Research suggests that avatars can show who are outward, friendly or even signs of pathology.
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Is personality more important than intelligence?
Recent research has shown that personality, not intelligence, is the determining factor for one's academic performance.
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Why do we close our eyes every time we sneeze?
Has anyone ever told you that sneezing when trying to open your eyes will fly your eyes out?
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New hypothesis about how an alien creature exists
Experts hope their findings will open many new doors to study the existence of alien creatures, namely Saturn.
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Process of technology transfer from the laboratory to the market
Technology transfer is currently a hot topic, which opens up many opportunities for developing countries, countries with underdeveloped technology.
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Predict the team to win the 2014 World Cup with science
Only a few days left, the 2014 World Cup will officially open. You definitely have a favorite team, but if you look at the most scientific way, who will be the world cup…
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How to deal with a random melody of music
It is possible that you have many times encountered the case that when listening to a certain piece of music, sometimes you don't know the name, then after a while we wi…
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The flight made history of aviation
December 17, 1903 opened a new era for world aviation history.
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The truth about Berkeley, a huge poison hole in the United States
The Berkeley Hole is an abandoned open-cast copper mine located in Butte, Montana, USA, 1 mile long (1 mile = 1.6 km), 1/2 mile wide and 1/3 mile deep.
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People who like communication have bigger brains
New research by British scientists shows that people who like to communicate or have good social skills and many friends often have a larger brain structure.
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4 simple ways to increase creativity
Working late at night, widening your eyes and raising your eyebrows are ways to help us increase intelligence, stimulate creativity to find solutions to many problems.
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Something opened about
Sometimes the coincidence is a great chance, even with modern archeology. And one of the things
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Non-verbal music can cause car accidents
Some classical music works so melodious that the driver floats into dreams while behind the wheel.
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Deciphering altruism
Scientists have identified the 'kind' cell in the monkey, opening up the hope of studying the neurological foundation of altruism.