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Is the Mona Lisa's smile about to decipher?
Using fluorescent X-ray spectroscopy to consider Leonardo da Vinci's multi-layer painting technique is the latest way for scientists ...
Men only take a millisecond to evaluate their partners
Guys evaluate potential partners in less than a wink, and don't assume they're shallow because it's decided by genes.
Smiling helps you live 7 more years
The wider the smile and the deeper the wrinkles of the eyes become, the longer you live, experts say.
Can predict the risk of marriage breakdown through photos
If we want to know if an individual's marriage is sustainable, we can look at the pictures that person took when we were young.
Smile is your most attractive feature
Most people think that the smile on the faces of other people is the most appealing, arranged on both eyes, hair or body, a recent survey in the US shows that.
Charming smile is hereditary
One study showed a way to show smiles programmed in the gene, so someone who owns the smile is charming but many people can cause feelings of laughter when smiling.
My smile is a tonic with my parents
The smile of a child not only warms the mother's heart but also as a natural stimulant to promote the mother's mood.
The 8 biggest mysteries in the Mona Lisa painting
The ambiguity of the model's expression, the incredible part of the face and the skillful painting technique of the great artist Leonardo da Vinci in the Mona Lisa paint…
Laughing is also infected
If you see two people laughing at a certain story, chances are you will smile too, even if you're not aware of this. A new study has confirmed that laughter is also infe…
Art work varies with mood
The world may not smile at you when you're happy or frowning when you're sad. But a digital work will adjust the image to suit your mood.
If Mona Lisa's prototype skull laughs
A group of Italian scientists are planning to recombine the skull of Lisa Gherardini, a 15th-century Italian woman thought to be the prototype in Leonardo da Vinci's mas…
Ancient poison named after
Thousands of years before Joker used poison to make the victim smile when he died in comics, the Phoenician colonists on Sardinia also forced their victims to smile.
Angkor, the home of gods
Constructed in the 9th century and reached a peak during the reign of King Suryavarman II (1113 - 1150) in the first half of the 12th century. Suddenly missing in the da…
The upturned nose dolphin smiles on the sea
A Queenslander is quick to record the rare smiling moment of the upturned dolphin in the waters off the north of Australia.