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Math formula helps you find 'perfect wife'
We can apply math to find the best partner for me.
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The truth about the mysterious relationship between twins
There is a popular belief that twins have some mysterious "telepathy" ability. Is this true?
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People are still evolving
Evolution takes place in response to external influences, eliminating which individuals are less able to cope with those pressures, allowing more suitable individuals to…
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Hands should be washed after making a decision
If you go to wash your hands after making a decision to choose someone to be a spouse, you will be more satisfied with your choice, some American scientists think.
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History and geography create differences in genes in humans
New research shows that natural selection may form a slower sequence of human genes than one might expect.
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Why are people a little crazy?
Natural selection wants us to be crazy, at least a little. Many mental health problems are a byproduct of an over-functioning brain.
Oceanography
'Octopus city' under the sea floor of Australia
Scientists discovered a small octopus city called Octlantis in Jervis Bay in Australia's east coast, Science Alert on Sept. 19.
Oceanography
Feel the pain to help the squid increase its survival
A recent study in squid showed that the feeling of prolonged pain due to injury is an unpleasant thing, but plays an important role in the evolution process.
Oceanography
Salmon and mysterious breeding mechanism against
Scientists at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the UK are looking for a solution to the mysterious selection mechanism, avoiding the risk of fertilization that the…
Archeology
Journey of domesticated water rice
British scientists discovered the process of introducing wet rice cultivation from a wild plant species, contributing to further clarifying the history of human species…
Archeology
Dinosaurs also wagged their tails when flirting with their partners
Paleontologists have identified that the dinosaurs of the Oviraptor group can use their peculiar tails to attract mates to a lovemaking.
Space science
NASA chose a project to serve the mission of space exploration
Energy systems for space missions are quite diverse depending on mission characteristics and implementation time.
Space science
1,058 candidates are recruited as Martian residents
After the first round of rigorous selection, Mars One Organization (Netherlands) has selected 1,058 candidates from many parts of the world for the permanent settlement…
Space science
NASA chooses 8 astronauts for new space mission
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) said on June 17 that it has recruited eight new astronauts for future space missions, including a flight to an asteroid and ev…
Space science
Start selling 'one-way tickets to Mars'
Last year Mars One, a Dutch company, announced that they would recruit people for the journey to Mars in 2013. From April 22, those who want to go to the red planet can…