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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.
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Funny music makes people more generous
When fun music plays in stores or supermarkets, they will motivate customers to spend more money than their original intentions.
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Angry Birds make players smarter?
Many people believe that playing Angry Birds only wastes time, but recent research by scientists shows that playing games like Angry Birds can make you smarter and impro…
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5 types of sounds make people afraid
The sound of nail clippings on the blackboard is one of the five sounds that make the listener the most annoying. A new study has discovered an interaction between the a…
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The secret to creating sand castles
Research has shown that water plays a role in holding sand together by forming
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How to continue learning even when you are sleeping?
We all know that sleep is the time for the brain to categorize and organize all the information received after a long day of activity. But now, scientists also discover…
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The new molecule can cool the Earth
Scientists have discovered a molecule in the Earth's atmosphere that can produce a cooling effect, playing an important role in addressing global warming.
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Autism: The environment is more important than genes
'In terms of the cause of autism, environmental factors can play a more important role than previously thought' is the conclusion drawn from genetic research in the Unit…
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The ability to play chess is
The grandmaster of 'logic game on the table' like chess, chess, go ... when thinking of your moves, do not mobilize thinking areas like ordinary people but use a special…
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Teach monkeys to play games
American scientists have taught a number of baboons and baboons, species that are considered the least intelligent, playing simple game games on computers.
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What is rare earth means to people
With 17 precious elements, rare earth ore plays an increasingly large role for industries and the future of the world.
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If you don't try to brainstorm, you won't remember long
Researchers found that students who had been playing crossword guessing scores scored better on vocabulary tests than students who only memorized.
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Why is the 2010 World Cup ball difficult to kick?
The players who are attending the World Cup in South Africa find many unusual phenomena in the shots because they are playing football in a place as high as 1,680 m.
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Intellectual game does not improve intelligence
Many people are passionate about computer games, thinking that it can both bring excitement and enhance intelligence.
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Vivid, healthy baby
Children who are encouraged to be active and creative in games will be healthier as adults, a study in the UK indicates.