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Why is revenge sweet?
Many of us feel gloating when we take revenge on someone. Thanks to modern technology, scientists have been able to explain the cause of this phenomenon.
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Special brain hemisphere of Albert Einstein
2 Albert Einstein's left hemisphere and right brain - the mathematical and physical genius of mankind - has a close connection. Perhaps this is an important factor in hi…
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Ancient documents reveal
The main content of this document guides the disciples to the martial arts system they need to acquire to become a samurai.
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The huge diamond treasure is
Research by a group of geologists at the National Institute of Geophysical Research in India suggests that it may have hidden a huge natural diamond mine that has been m…
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Electroencephal stimulation helps to look at others better
Participants were asked to assess the attractiveness of some faces, at the time before and after the brain was stimulated by the technique of DdCS.
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By 2030, can people become superheroes?
Unmanned vehicles, old people, and surgical technology help people become stronger, smarter and even have extraordinary abilities such as looking through the dark ...
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Decipher the mystery of the money tree buried under the ancient tomb
It is said that money trees will bring eternal wealth to the deceased. Buried in ancient Chinese tombs, money trees are bronze carvings.
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Amazing 3D paintings
A Dutch painter has created amazing 3D pictures with pen and paper. Ramon Bruin, 31, developed the technique of painting he named anamorphosis (image distortion art) bas…
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Why aren't spider species caught in their own nets?
Over the years, many assumptions have been made to explain why spiders are not caught in their own nets. But until recently the answer to this problem has just been disc…
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The first person to embalm like the Egyptian king
Scientists apply the technique of ancient Egyptian mummification on the body of a taxi driver in England.
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Walking creates electricity
US researchers have just developed a technique to create electricity based on the flow of ultra-small liquid particles, helping pedestrians generate electricity large en…
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New benefits of meditation
The long-term benefit of meditation is to have a calm mind. But more than that, British scientists have discovered that meditation helps strengthen the brain.
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Leonardo used both fingers to paint the Mona Lisa
The secret to Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa's optical effect for Mona Lisa painting was first deciphered by French researchers.
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Decode the faces in Leonardo Da Vinci's paintings
What materials did Leonardo Da Vinci use to create such vivid and perfect faces? For the first time, quantitative analysis was carried out on 7 paintings displayed at th…
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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 ...