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Many will go on air exposure to radiation?
In a recent report, UK scientist Michael Lockwood said he conducted a test on the correlation between cosmic currents and sun rays with the sun's radiation over the past…
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Discover methods of measuring time
The idea of measuring time only appeared about 5,000-6,000 years ago when people began settling down and building civilizations. Before that, time was divided into two…
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The role of sunlight in creating new chemicals
Scientists at the University of Sydney, Australia, discovered the sun's mechanism of rearranging atoms of molecules to form new chemicals.
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The appearance of 7 new and old wonders of the world
Although all comparisons are lame, let's look and compare the beauty of the seven ancient wonders of the world (BC) with the seven wonders of the new world (SCN).
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The most spectacular caves in the world
Over the course of formation in hundreds of millions of years, caves have always been the marvels of nature with its beauty and mystery.
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Discover new creatures under the Atlantic Ocean
A team of Canadian and Spanish scientists has just announced the discovery of many previously unknown new organisms in the North Atlantic Ocean.
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10 typical scientific discoveries in 2009
Time magazine recently published 10 historical scientific findings in 2009.
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The human goes into a circle when there is no directional object
When falling into unfamiliar areas and there is nothing to guide the direction, even if people try to go straight, the journey eventually turns out to be a circle.
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New form of black hole appears
A new type of black hole about 500 times the size of the sun has just been discovered by an international team of astronomers.
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Suicide because the sun does not set
Many people hate gloomy days in the winter because they cause seasonal depression syndrome.
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Global darkness is related to volcanic eruptions
A huge cloud of dust - covering the sun in 536 AD pushed the world half into a terrible cold - as a result of the eruption of a super volcano, new research shows.
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Sunbathing is also addictive
Sun worshipers who drifted south to avoid the winter cold or climb to the top of the mountain to enjoy the sun may have been as addicted to alcohol as strong as alcoholi…
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Sunlight helps prevent drowsiness
Leaving the sun in the room during the day will not only cheer you up but also help you stay awake and avoid the afternoon sleepiness.
