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The discovery helps make new painkillers
The authors of the study suggest that mammals, including humans, undergo two types of reactions to pain stimuli.
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What Is Nuclear Fusion and How Does It Work?
Nuclear fusion releases energy when light atomic nuclei combine into heavier nuclei; on Earth, fusion-energy research focuses on creating and controlling extremely hot p…
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Extreme virtual experiment: Put one drop of this solution on the aluminum plate,
Chemistry is probably a nightmare for many generations of students. However, if you can do experiments on your own, chemistry won't be as dry as you might think.
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Body reaction when the plane falls and how to
Learn your body's reaction when the plane falls free with your secret to help you become safe when the plane unexpectedly has a problem ...
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Remember this orange mystery? We finally got the answer!
As reported in early September 2018, a mother in Queensland (Australia) encountered a very rare phenomenon, when the orange piece she cut for her child suddenly turned d…
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Why do you hear the sound of water dripping more and more makes you sad to urinate?
Find out the reason behind the phenomenon
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Why is it even more fearful that we scream more?
Fear is really a terrible thing. But many of us have a normal reaction to screaming loudly when scared. But why is that so?
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Sorrow can help you work more effectively
The mood of boredom can actually help some people work more effectively, according to newly published research.
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Why do we still keep the habit of 'at' or 'um' unconscious in communication?
In fact, these words are by no means meaning only a sign that the speaker is thinking, hesitant for something or agreeing and confirming an information.
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History of the formation of nuclear submarines
Nuclear submarines are the types of ships operated by the energy of nuclear reactions. It has advantages in performance compared to other types of ships that are very si…
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Decipher the mystery of thirst: Why does it form and why does it disappear?
It may sound silly, but most people will not have an immediate answer. Because so far, thirst is something that naturally comes to you first.
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Decode goose bumps
You must have had a feeling of thorns and goosebumps when you just stepped out of the bathroom in the winter, or even in the summer if a cold wind blew past.
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Let's see if this guy cracked his hands with his gallium
Gallium (Gallium), a chemical element with an atomic number of 31. This is a substance that does not exist in nature, but is easily found after aluminum and zinc fusion…
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The new discovery could become a revolution in the nuclear energy industry
According to calculations, the hydrogen-boron reaction could produce more positive net energy than any current reactor. Even this reactor did not produce a byproduct of…
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Superheated helium balloons,
Superheated helium gas passes through the metal and leaves pores that weaken and gradually destroy the nuclear fusion reactor.