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Why is the skin skin wrinkled after soaking in water for too long? Why do we often sneeze when going out into the sun? ...
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Why wrinkled fingers when soaked in water?
Many people have ever wondered, even worried about their health because of the wrinkled, ugly skin of hands, feet and skin like the dried water raisins.
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Who went to school without ever getting stuck in the hand - it's hard to clean every time, why?
Let's go find the reason why when they get stuck in the ink, they wash it a little bit clean, while the other solution is not so hard.
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Why do people have dimples?
Why can some people have dimples, but others? What makes those dimples?
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The boy has the miraculous ability: lighting electricity with skin
Abu Thahir discovered this unique ability of mine very casually in one time his father brought home an electric light bulb.
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You know, what is the use of the skin behind the jeans?
There is no hidden item with many secrets like jeans. Previous is the story about the front mini bag and now
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What created acne?
To begin with, we need to understand the structure of the skin. On the skin with pores, under the pores are small pockets called sebaceous glands.
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'Planting' skin from collagen: The industry's laudable environmental protection effort
The use of animal skin as a material in apparel has been around since ancient times.
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Inventing electronic skin can display heart rate information on your hands
New types of electronic leather have durable properties and low production costs, promising to bring many positive changes in the health care sector.
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500 million skin cells are excreted every day but why does blood, body fluids do not leak through the skin?
We know that every day, the body releases 500 million dead skin cells and about 1 liter of sweat.
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What happens when you swing your hand over a molten metal?
A much-watched video on LiveLeak shows a man in his hand who doesn't cut the molten metal completely without being injured, according to IFL Science.
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Medieval book art: Great creativity!
In the Middle Ages, books were not made of paper like now but made of animal skin. The steps to create a parchment are not simple.
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Anthrax bacteria - scary biological weapons!
The most common form of infection in humans is through skin contact, when anthrax spores enter the body at open wounds.
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Why should you apply sunscreen even when flying?
Frequent flight makes passengers face many symptoms such as varicose veins, tinnitus, dehydration, loss of taste ...
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People cannot predict their own evolution
Neanderthals - close relatives of modern humans have thick noses, long skulls, large bone structures, possibly red hair and freckled skin.