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Scientists: Don’t make a new Large Hadron Collider

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The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland has led to some revolutionary discoveries in the world of theoretical physics. CERN's 25-kilometer high-energy particle accelerator has allowed scientists to complete the Standard Model of Elementary...
Culture

How flowers affect our mood

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Flowers can affect our mood. Their color sometimes affects our health. The science that studies and applies the health effects of flowers is called color therapy. How do flowers affect mood? Red color has...
Health

Do you know what is the strongest poison in the world?

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From ancient times the people have been looking for ways to destroy each other. Poisons are among the easiest and quietest ways to get rid of enemies. Many famous dictators and rulers even had...
Food

A nice instruction from Danish scientists for those who want to extend their lives

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Regular meetings with friends, during which a person drinks an average glass of wine a day, reduce the risk of early death from senile dementia, in particular from Alzheimer's disease, by 77%. Such data...
International

How dandelions make decisions

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How dandelions make decisions An international team of scientists has studied the biological processes in dandelions and discovered the mechanism by which they "make decisions", writes the journal "Nature Communications". Dandelions are known to respond to...
Archeology

To accompany their father in the underworld. Archaeologists find remains of Tutankhamun’s children

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As it turned out, all this time the find was practically under the noses of the researchers - in the tomb of the pharaoh himself. Almost 100 years have passed since British archaeologists discovered the...
News

Stellar “Ghost” Discovered: Astronomers May Have Detected a “Dark” Free-Floating Black Hole

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Gravitational microlensing turns up <span class="glossaryLink" aria-describedby="tt" data-cmtooltip="black holeA black hole is a place in space where the pull of gravity is so strong not even light can escape it. Astronomers classify black holes...
News

NASA Goes Retro With the Roman Space Observer Game

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The Roman Space Observer Game is a retro 8-bit style video game to promote the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. Credit: GMG World Media/NALA Comm Development Team   Despite their low-resolution pixelated graphics, retro 8-bit style...
Archeology

Orthodox activist ran into the authorities because of the Shigir idol

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Orthodox activist Oksana Ivanova from Yekaterinburg is collecting signatures against the initiative of the city authorities to make the ancient Shigir idol a symbol of the city, reports ura.news. The appeal is planned to...
Environment

Australian grasshopper gave up sex 250,000 years ago – and has no regrets

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On Earth, there are many species that consist of only females that breed without the participation of males. It is generally believed that this method of reproduction inevitably leads to negative consequences for the...
Culture

Handwriting and character: how to reveal your personality with a pencil

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Graphology - character by handwriting Graphologists study people's handwriting, revealing the relationship between their writing style and character. It is believed that handwriting can be used to make a psychological portrait of a person and...
Health

8 Scientifically Proven Relationship Facts Will Surely Shock You

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Relationships make us better - a proven fact. But did you know that romantic connections affect us more than we usually think? We talk about scientific facts that will make you wonder. Love, romance, passion...
Council of Europe

How an old trolleybus will become a hydrogen one: Demonstration in front of Maria Gabriel

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Instead of being thrown away, the many other trolleys are good enough to be renovated - with Bulgarian expertise, said Prof. Daria Vladikova   The prototype of a trolleybus, which scientists from the Bulgarian Academy...
Archeology

The giraffe’s ancient cousin loved to hit with his head

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Giraffes were not always long-necked, but always preferred head-to-toe positions. Giraffes did not always have long necks, but they always preferred to hit their heads to maintain their position. Evidence of this is the discovery...
Environment

The largest plant in the world discovered

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Scientists have identified what they define as the largest plant in the world - a type of seagrass that stretches about 180 kilometers off the coast of Western Australia, the DPA reported. Australian researchers have...
Health

Scientists have discovered why we yawn

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Researchers from the Polytechnic Institute in Utica, New York have analyzed a detailed study on the subject Yawning affects others by mobilizing them and increasing their vigilance to objects in front of their faces, Science...
Economy

Ukraine: the cost of switching to the eurotrack

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Additional investments are also needed to increase the throughput at border crossings. Infrastructure Minister Alexander Kubrakov said that the conversion of one railway line to the EU standard would cost between $2 billion and $3...
Archeology

Illegal archaeology: a resident of Modiin stole 1,500 valuables of the ancient world from excavations

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The Antiquities Authority is investigating a citizen who robbed excavation sites. The Antiquities Authority's Theft Prevention Unit is investigating a Modiin resident suspected of embezzling 1,500 valuable artifacts, including rare ancient coins. Details will be...
Health

Who mosquitoes bite most often

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A Russian doctor claims that mosquitoes bite sweaty people more An effective remedy against mosquito bites is more frequent bathing, and formic acid can help against stings during a trip to the woods or a...
America

“The World of the Dead” will be studied using georadar

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Mexican archaeologists begin exploring the underground labyrinths of the Zapotec city. Representatives of the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (INAH) reported that the Llobaa project will begin its work in the near...
Nature

You’ll be surprised how much DNA we humans share with cats

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Humans share an incredible 98.8% of the same DNA that chimpanzees have. In addition, we share almost the same sets of genes as mice and 80% of the same DNA in cows. We can safely...
America

In Mexico, archaeologists have found the grave of a man from the myth

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A significant part of the scientific community denies the very existence of the Aztatlan culture. In the Mexican city of Mazatlán, repairmen accidentally discovered ancient human remains. The found burial is very different from the...
Archeology

Neanderthal ‘art studio’ found in cave in Spain

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In the cave, scientists also examined the layers of sediments and collected fragments of pottery, samples of animal and human remains, fabrics, tools, and more. A new study by scientists suggests that the Cueva de...
Culture

France has declared war on the anglicisms in the IT field

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Most gamers are not happy A special body monitoring the purity of the French language has recommended that government officials stop using anglicisms when talking about computers, software and games. According to the Académie Française,...
International

Israelis have invented a film that cools a car without air conditioning

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The air conditioner is one of the most energy intensive systems in the car. His work has a particularly "painful" effect on electrical transmissions. Israeli scientists have come up with a special film coating...
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