10 mysteries about time (II)
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In this next section we will continue to explore other interesting mysteries about time, the concept that seems simple but has many very complex aspects.
As reported, Hai Yen readers in Bach Thong district (Bac Kan) sent a picture of a watermelon that suddenly exploded, cracked itself in half without any external force.
Surely you will be amazed at the amazing similarity between the actions and interests of prehistoric people and us.
New research shows that reading, writing and participating in brain stimulation activities can benefit memory.
DailyMail reported that scientists from Roehampton University (London, UK) have tried to understand why we are more attracted to the opposite sex after making some beer.…
According to recent studies by American scientists, people who often sleep on leather beds have the ability to change the behavior of the brain.
Although men are always strong in love, a study shows that they are more vulnerable to ups and downs in love than women.
The smile of a child not only warms the mother's heart but also as a natural stimulant to promote the mother's mood.
Scientists from South Africa have used a new technology to elucidate the mysteries within the pipes found in the garden of the famous playwright William Shakespeare.
Russian scientists found patients to be anesthetized with marijuana and magic mushrooms before the skull drill surgeon from 3,000 years ago.
Scientists have discovered an exotic orange fungus that grows in the island of Hawaii can create an orgasm in women with scent.
Researchers from Oxford University and The Stainsbury Laboratory, Norwich, have studied unknown details about how the fungus causes blight in potatoes.
Scientists have discovered an aromatic substance because the male bodies of the fruit fly are sexually offensive to females.
Many watermelon fields in a village in Jiangsu Province, China, though not using stimulant chemicals, have been exploded.
Japanese scientists first discovered the existence of a plant growth stimulant inhibitor.