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The dance moves through time and space seem to have become familiar to many readers of movies or science fiction novels.
New research shows that reading, writing and participating in brain stimulation activities can benefit memory.
Here are some of the most prominent predictions of BBC readers, along with an assessment of future futurist Ian Pearson about the realization of those predictions.
If a scientific report on the brain is accompanied by brain scans and charts, then readers ... believe it, though it's just a fictional study. Scientists at Colorado Sta…
After 50 years of studying the ancient Vietnamese words, during the Hung Vuong era, the old teacher Do Van Tuyen now read and wrote well Vietnamese ancient words. He can…
A recent study by scientists from Japan has found a way to
Flying saucers appear in newspapers now no longer attract readers. Most reported seeing flying saucers turned out to be a
This magic lip snail moment is recorded by photographer Vyacheslav Mischenko, near his hometown in Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine.
After the information said, in Peru, biting of bats causes 4 people to die from rabies. Many readers worry: Does Vietnam have vampire bats?
Either it was going to rain, or America dropped a nuclear bomb on Russia, a Russian reader shared after seeing this scene.
At 14:00 this afternoon (October 27), invite readers to discuss online with representatives of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, experts and culture ...
This device senses movements, strong bumps that can scratch the data reader on the hard disk surface and warn of earthquakes.
Images of the Holy Land in Israel in the last years under the rule of the Ottoman Empire give readers a more authentic look.
The excellent photos of the Big Picture contest for readers admire impressive slices of famous tourist spots such as Son Doong Cave (Vietnam), Que Lam (China) ...
The annual Wildlife Photography Contest organized by the British Museum of Natural History (NHM) attracts more than 42,000 entries.