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To win election, let voters move the right hand?
The difference of the sound you hear depends on which hand you are focusing on. This finding may help patients with better stroke communication and improve the language…
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Strange people can see the sound
Some people actually have the strange ability to see sounds because they have a part of the brain for sight that is smaller than usual, a new study says.
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Living near the sea helps to be healthier?
According to Live Science, researchers have based on many health factors such as age, gender, socio-economic status ... Scientists also said the difference in health sta…
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Why the roar of elephants ranged up to 10km?
For the first time after many years of research, experts have deciphered why elephants' roars can reverberate up to 10km (allowing members of the pack to talk to each ot…
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New hypothesis about human language
Scientists believe that expressive movements in primates are different from chewing motions and become the basis for language development. There are different theories t…
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Why is there a wave in the sea shell?
Put a large shell or shell in your ear, you will hear the soft waves of the sea. However, the vast ocean cannot get into that small shell. so what sound? The answer is t…
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Language function originates face expression
Australian scientists say human language functions can emerge very early and are marked by the phenomenon of monkey mouth copy when they communicate with each other. Thi…
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Decipher the mysterious noises from the ground
People in the small village of Woodland (Durham - England) almost every night have to hear strange strange noises coming from the underground.
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Childish cries across a lion roar
Children look innocent and lovely but their cries are comparable to the roar of tigers and lions. These sounds are similar, but the young roars with much higher pitches.
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Predictive 'hit' music by brain capture
What tells you that a new unknown song will become a hit in the future?
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Discovered the missing world
Scientists have discovered a region dating back 56 million years in the North Atlantic, from data provided by oil corporations.
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The meaning of hearing and feeling noise
The auditory region can be activated when there is vibration, and some speculate that parts of the specialized brain to read frequencies can play a signaling role.
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Fake rubber device singing birds
US scientists have successfully built a simple rubber device that is capable of reproducing complex birds' songs.
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Natural scenery makes the brain work better
Separate areas in the brain become interconnected when we look at scenes that contain elements of nature.
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Interesting things about human laughter
New research published March 31 by American scientists has discovered many interesting things about people's laughing action.