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Diamonds can exist in Antarctica
Scientists found convincing evidence that diamonds could exist beneath Antarctic glaciers.
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The most extreme toilets in the world at an altitude of 2,600m
A toilet located on a high cliff 2.600m above the sea level of a weather station in the Kara-Tyurek region in the Altai, Siberia mountains.
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Unexpected reasons make women adultery
The survey results show that in bad habits, adulterous women also have unpopular behavior and selfish behavior of husbands.
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Children also easily fall in love with their beautiful faces
It is not only men who are interested in a pretty face, after the survey results show that children are easy to believe in adults with attractive appearance.
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Kissing a lot helps find suitable partners
A study by scientists at Oxford University, USA, shows that kissing plays an important role in finding partners and maintaining long-term relationships.
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Decode white light at death
The survey showed that a series of electroencephalic impulses arose in mice right after death, leading scientists to hypothesize that the near-death experience is very l…
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50 years, 220 languages were
India lost about 20% of the language in five decades, according to a new survey by the Bhasha Research and Printing Center.
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Discovering the benefits of becoming
New research shows that reading, writing and participating in brain stimulation activities can benefit memory.
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Secretly discovered in the medieval castle
During the survey to plan restoration to preserve the past, archaeologists discovered two secret rooms inside this castle.
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Men are 'feminine' easy to achieve at work
Men possessing considerate, sensitive, gentle qualities - these are typical traits of women - often more successful in their work than masculine men.
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Mobile phones are more important than sex
Most adults in the UK can live normally without doing it
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As much money as happiness?
Many people believe that money cannot buy happiness, but now a study by American economists concludes that the more money a person has, the happier he is.
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Women 'dodge' engineering because of math?
Surveys by American scientists show that women are less likely to choose careers in the fields of science, math and technology because they have more choices than they a…
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Men who are taller than their wives make marriage happier
Normally, men prefer women lower than themselves, and women want their lovers or husbands to be higher. This, for many people, is still a mystery that has yet to be solv…