Health
The reason why you don't eat much sweets but still get diabetes easily
The ability to process glucose — linked to diabetes risk and many other problems — can vary greatly at different times of the day.
Timing
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Articles about Timing
11 published items.
Discover science
The new clock corrects the timing
After 50 years, the definition of a second has changed because scientists have produced the most accurate clock in history.
Space science
NASA detected large gas clouds surrounding the black hole
A team of astronomers uses data from Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer (RXTE) of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) to detect giant gas clouds surrounding the black supersonic hol…
Space science
Obstacles on the road to conquer the red planet
Will people set foot on Mars in 2020, 2050 or never? Predicting the timing is getting harder and harder. Strong radiation, bone loss in weightless environments, deadly d…
Science story
'Ghosts' return to the end of the world?
The timing of the restart of the European Nuclear Research Center's giant LHC particle accelerator raises concerns about the end of the world.
Medicine - Health
When should baby circumcise?
What is circumcision, is circumcision really necessary, when is it good or bad for circumcision or circumcision? These are questions that many people care about.
Medicine - Health
Illustrate the sequence and timing of baby teeth
Babies who have been around for 6 months will have their first milk teeth papillae, which is an important milestone in their life. Normally, milk teeth will grow in a ce…
Medicine - Health
What time should not conceive?
The timing of conception is a very important factor that contributes to the development and maturity of the fetus. Therefore, when choosing the time of conception, you n…
New technology
Rise of killer robots: The danger of humanity?
Robot technology is growing, leading to an increasing concern about the dangers they can bring.
New technology
Wrist watch countdown death
Scientists have recently introduced a wristwatch that can calculate the death of a wearer and countdown until they die.
New technology
World's thinnest clock face
CST-01, the world's thinnest clocks have been 'burned out' in the United States. This product is only 0.8mm thick, which is thinner than a credit card.