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The truth about the hills
In a place known as Mystery Spot in Santa Cruz, USA, visitors will be shown an unbelievable sight: dropping a ball to the bottom of the slope, it will slowly crawl back…
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Homosexual weddings come from ... medieval times
That is the claim of historian Allan Tulchin of Shippensburg University, Pennsylvania, USA. The historical evidence that he found a lot on tombstones and legal papers re…
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Doing good works makes you happy
Michael Steger, a psychologist at Louisville State University in Kentucky, USA, always wonders, what makes people happy - looking for fun or good work?
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The ceiling affects thinking
Researchers at the University of Minnesota, USA, said the height of the ceiling could affect problem-solving skills and behavior, by priming concepts that promote certai…
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Evidence of the Higgs boson at Fermilab
Physicists working on the HyperCP topic at Fermilab (USA) have just confirmed that they can both have initial results on the Higgs boson - the kind of elementary particl…
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Angry women are caused by genes
A new study by the University of Pittsburgh, USA, found that some genetic changes related to chemicals that control women's body moods make them hotter than others.
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Love: A backlash in the brain
On February 14, Vietnam News Agency reported a study published on the Health section of the Wall Street Journal (USA). This is a study of the nerves of people in love, c…
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The first wine was born where?
Dr Patrick McGovern (University of Pennsylvania, USA) said experiments on ceramic jars from Jiahu Village, Henan Province (China) found traces of fermented drinks made f…
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Why oysters clung to make?
Professor Jonathan Wilker (Purdue University, Indiana State, USA) and colleagues investigated the viscous substances of the boys and oysters after a diving expedition. T…
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Illustrated books help children learn better
Researcher Gabrielle Simcock at the University of Queensland, Australia, and Judy DeLoache at the University of Virginia, USA, examined 132 children less than 30 months…
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People can go on fire
Professor physics David Willey, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown (USA), who received the award for best teaching this year by the US president, recently instructed…
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Why do gibbons switch to two legs?
A team of scientists from the University of Illinois at Urbana - Cahmpaign (USA), led by Dr. Bryan Richmond, conducted comparisons of pelvic bone and shin bones of five…
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Strange objects like alien planets drifted to the US coast
A strange object that appears at the coast of an island in South Carolina, USA is causing a stir in the online community.
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Discovering the 'strange black shadow' in the midst of a storm in America
In the video recently announced by Youtube channel MRMB333, there is a strong storm in the Nebraska sky with gloomy green and thunder.
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The image of 'angel hovering' in the car caused a stir
A man in Michigan, USA, noticed after announcing a picture of an angel floating in his truck.