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Black pepper is used to treat many dangerous diseases, at risk of thriving in the cold season such as asthma, sore throat, periodic fever, rheumatism ... extremely good…
Modern mammals, including humans, can pick up sounds through three tiny bones in the middle ear, which don't exist in ancestral reptiles.
This is an experiment aimed at understanding how the brain of a mouse releases stress-reducing substances, which can then be linked to humans.
Tiny particles of plastic floating on the sea will be eaten by the fry. This can cause a reduction in the amount of fish on Earth, affecting the food chain of animals.
Underneath the tissue in the neck is a tiny organ that takes on an enormous task for the entire body, which is the thyroid.
The Israeli Institute of Technology (Technion) said on November 17 that Israeli researchers have developed a new technology to inject drugs directly into the brain for A…
The idea outlined here is that a camera and radio transmitter as small as a vitamin supplement (capsule) could
A team of engineers from the US has successfully designed solar panels that mimic the ability of sunflowers to direct sunlight, through the use of smart nanotechnology.
Some people compare this breakthrough to the invention of ancient Chinese
Dead corals have recovered, opening a glimmer of hope for marine species threatened by climate change in this world.
The Mongol Empire was once the largest dominant empire in the world, but the Mongols could never occupy Europe even though the early campaigns created a 'victory like sp…
The small island is rumored to contain a huge $ 1 billion treasure called Cocos, about 550km from the coast of Costa Rica. This island is today Costa Rica's National Par…
Tiny pieces of plastic have been found in ice cores drilled in the Arctic, indicating increasing pollution for marine life in even the most remote waters of the planet.
Heriot-Watt University researchers (UK) have developed a new technology to help heal wounds by 'listening' to their progress.
People living on Phillip Island in southern Australia have been relocated, returning their natural habitat to the world's smallest sized penguins.