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How many times lapses 1 lollipop?
How many times lapses 1 lollipop? Perhaps this is a question that almost nobody thinks about although eating lollipops is a hobby of many people.
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New technology
Scientists stretch 'white graphene' to adjust the light energy level
We think our research could lead to the fundamental physics experiments used to lay the foundations for the development of quantum Internet systems in the future.
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Unknown things about white blouse, stethoscope and oath Hippocrates
When it comes to medicine, everyone thinks of the doctor in a white blouse and a stethoscope worn on his neck.
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Three prophecies about the plague make you think of the corona virus
Is the disease caused by the corona virus now warned by the genius prophet Nostradamus 500 years ago?
Cancer
Why do many young people have cancer?
Many people think that only the elderly will develop bowel cancer (also known as colorectal cancer). However, the increasing number of colorectal cancer in the United St…
Animal world
Most amphibians can glow in the dark
Amphibians that can glow in nature are not uncommon as many people think.
Animal world
Parrots have the ability to weigh risks to make decisions
Researchers think this is the first time that this unique human skill has been found in another animal.
Space science
Lessons from Covid-19 help deal with alien pathogens
Scientists think caution should be taken before bringing alien specimens to Earth because they may contain pathogens.
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Why do so many international flights go round and round?
Passengers still think that the flight from one country to another is simply as straight as a bird's flight. The truth is not so.
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Why do left-handed people believe in more mysterious things than God?
Few people think that left-handedness and belief in God are related, but there has been research that shows the relationship between these two seemingly separate things.
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Here are 3 habits of geniuses you can also apply to make yourself smarter
People are given the genius in part because of their innate talent, but a large part is in their daily habits, ways of thinking and acting.
Biology
Birch trees can sense their own weight
In a new study, researchers discovered an interesting piece of information that birch trees can sense their own weight.
Space science
The dazzling supernova destroys a massive cloud of gas
Researchers think the Ia supernova is 100 times brighter because it hits a cloud of matter, creating an explosion of light.
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Why are lasers often only red?
Lasers are actually not only red, but there is a very good reason why they become the most popular laser today.
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Why is the hottest place not the equator?
What is the hottest place on Earth? A lot of people think that the equator is the hottest place, because the area of the equatorial sun shines all year round. Actually…