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Humans are often attracted to deadly films like The Walking Dead or How to Get Away with Murder, but few know what actually happens when they die. The body has quite int…
Physicists have officially answered the 350-year-old conundrum that energy can be transmitted through sound pulses in the air. Nearly 350 years ago, Dutch scientist & in…
Walking with a step-by-step, definitive step, a high-headed head will help people have a better mood
The image shows a nerve cell with a stem like a dendrite, each triangular shape touching the dendrite represents a synapse, where the input from other neurons called the…
Men often go to bed later than women; and weak women often lose sleep more than men. Why are there such differences? Through research, American and French scientists hav…
Located in our genes is a 'clock' that controls when we sleep, when we wake up and when we eat.
A New York University dentist has discovered a biological clock that links the development of teeth to other metabolic processes. This clock, or circadian rhythm, contro…
An expert said that music not only makes a stubborn child calm down the wild nature of humans but also makes them more calm and at the same time training cognitive skill…
Folk songs, while Nghe Tinh holds an important position in the spiritual and cultural life of the people of Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces (referred to as Nghe Tinh for s…
There is a blind fish living in a cave in Somalia but they all know what time they are in the day. However,
By linking small rhythms, British scientists have built up the complete melody that ancient Greeks enjoyed.
New research discovered, people often associate fun music, fast rhythm with bright yellow, colorful; while sad music, slow rhythm makes people think of dark, gloomy gray.
Scientists hope that a supercomputer created by Syracuse University's physics department could help them know the sound of a black hole in space. The super computer name…
Plants, animals, fungi and some species of bacteria can assess the time of day through their circadian rhythms.
A new British study shows plants use synthetic sugar from their internal organs to determine the time of day.