when is your birthday Maybe in September? Then he can laugh at you, at least according to a new scientific study, which says that those born in September are more successful in life.
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Do you ever get goosebumps when listening to a certain song or part of it? Or do you get goosebumps with a nice melody, powerful drumming and similar sounds? If yes, then you are fine. To start. But your brain is a little special in this case. That is what the scientists claim.
This is news! Although the smell of sunscreen immediately takes us to the sea, we probably wouldn't mind if we could apply it just once and then for good. In the journal Science Report, they reveal that a sunscreen with DNA could become the best and above all lifelong protection against dangerous UV rays.
Science brings fresh discoveries and news every day. Many of them are not even well understood by ordinary people, but this one might attract us. At the Health and Science University in Portland, USA, scientists led by Shoukrat Mitalipov tried to use the CRISPR technique to change the genetic record in one-cell embryos. Until now, American scientists have more or less enviously observed the development in this field from afar. But that is no longer the case.
We cannot imagine a morning without coffee. Even in the morning, some not even the rest of the day. Coffee is one of the constants in our lives and will remain so, even though we are occasionally served with warnings that we should be moderate with drinking coffee. Well, they're probably right. However, some studies have shown that drinking coffee can even prolong our lives.
A dog is definitely man's best friend. He is loving, funny and loyal as can be. New research has revealed another reason why dogs are worth every drop of our love. It has been proven that your puppy knows when someone is mean to you and remembers it.
What qualities do we usually associate with high intelligence? Curiosity? Responsiveness? Versatility and ingenuity? Perhaps indeed. Have you ever thought that a high IQ could also be associated with swearing? Probably not. But you (we) were obviously wrong.
Researchers say that in the next 60 years, life expectancy will rise to an incredible 125 years. Most of us would be happy with a hundred, but new research suggests that we will live much longer.
One more reason to love science: researchers from the Universities of Oxford and Coventry have recently published a study that says playing more games in bed can actually make you smarter.
Have you ever felt like a lone wolf? To escape from socializing and (boring) conversations? Do you prefer to be alone with your thoughts and don't care what others think? Well, you're actually not alone. Many people prefer their own company to the crowd around them. But how does society see such loners? As is customary, they put a label on them. Freaks, we hear it most often. Is stigmatization really necessary? Of course not.
Do you still swear by dark, monochromatic and never white socks? Maybe it's time to reconsider. Research shows that people who wear colorful and patterned socks are more successful, capable and popular.
Our brain can solve the most complex problem. And this is the reason why scientists often call them a 'supercomputer'. But what happens when our 'personal computer' starts sharing our private information with complete strangers? Here are some remarkable examples of how our brains can influence our behavior and reveal our deepest secrets—even ones we never knew existed.