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An Interesting Theory or Scary to Think How Dumb Some People Really Are?

celticeagle @celticeagle (189792) • Boise, Idaho 27 Aug 22

Ancient Greeks had known the Earth was round since 500 B.C. A philosopher named Pythagoras was the first to perceive this notion. Eratosthenes was the scientist who proved it by measuring the length of a stick during the solstice...

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Genetically modified flies 'could save crops'

Lavanya @Lavanya15 (12888) • Chennai, India 3 Oct 20

Hi friends, Not so active here, . so sorry about it I just read this article, so I sharing my feelings about it. Now Our Scientist starts the production of genetically modified flies for saving crop and Malaria related diseases...

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"Winterers" in Antarctica are developing their own accent

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 12 Dec 19

A group of "winterers" (that is, scientist in Antarctica) have started to develop their own accent. A University of Munich Professor studying linguistics has conducted a study of these scientists. They were given a group of words...

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I can forget a name, but I never forget a face.

Wise Ghost @WiseGhots (14603) 23 Feb 19

What kind of memory do you have? I'm not very good at memorizing people's names, but I always remember their faces. So, according to what scientists say, I have a photographic memory. I can go years without seeing a person, but...

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Who Deserve More Appreciation Old Scientists Or Recent Ones?

Wael El-Manzalawy @waelmanz (186) 10 Oct 18

The old scientists established the bases of science from nothing but the modern inventions are definitely greater than the old ones. So, who are better? The old scientists worked in very hard conditions but the new scientists work...

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Edward Jenner

Shadi @Madshadi (8840) • Brussels, Belgium 12 Nov 17

I just recently came across an article that talks about TWD character dr. Edward Jenner. In the show, he was a scientist at the CDC where Rick and his group took refuge to find answers about the virus outbreake that killed more...

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Do writers drink more coffee?

s sivasubrahmanyam @shivamani10 (11035) • Hyderabad, India 2 Mar 17

I am really tired of writing. From getting up early in the morning to sitting before my laptop firing tailored articles at different sites for pennies needs really a tremendous energy both physical and mental. Is it so easy to...

professional marketers

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Nightmare World - A Horror Dream

Morgan @OneOfMany (12150) • United States 1 Mar 16

I had a dream that I woke from that some would call a nightmare, but I was particularly enjoying. It was a movie dream where a large company was struggling for business and their scientists created a new chemical that increased...

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Viagra and Cialis, Step Aside - - Here Comes "Nitro-Gel"!

julito @antonbunot (11146) • Calgary, Alberta 2 Feb 16

If only doctors and medical scientists would focus their attention to finding the cure for cancer instead of finding a remedy for erectile dysfunction, millions of lives would be saved. I was reading the papers this morning and...

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This is going to be boring, but I found it interesting

AnjaP @Rollo1 (16676) • Boston, Massachusetts 7 Oct 15

I was reading a post by @LadyDuck about the explosion of wildlife in the exclusion zone at Chernobyl. They have seen certain animal populations bouncing back, and the wolves have increased by a huge number. And then I was reading...

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The evolution of life

Micuki @micuki (7) • Gyor, Hungary 23 Sep 14

There are all sorts of ways to reconstruct the history of life on Earth. Pinning down when specific events occurred is often tricky, though. For this, biologists depend mainly on dating the rocks in which fossils are found, and by...

Charles Darwin - Father of Evolution

GangaSA @SAGanga (3) • Lima, Peru 31 Jan 14

When Charles Darwin was born in 1809 science was still in its baby shoes. Chemists were talking about atoms, physicists about energy and electricity. Nobody really knew what it was. By the time he died in 1882 scientists were...

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Universe

irene66 @irene66 (1669) • Philippines 20 Feb 12

I just received an email from a friend and the content of her email is this " scientists say that the the unvierse is made up of protons, neutrons, and electrons. They forgot to inclucde morons"! What...

universe

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Sem cells to be used to preserve endangered species.

DoctorDidi @DoctorDidi (7018) • India 16 Oct 11

Scientists have found a way to grow sperms from stem cells, which will be a great help in breeding endangered species. Researchers have found a way to harvest sperm from animals that have not yet attained reproductive maturity....

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Why do scientists carry out studies and research for such things?

raj_gupta @raj_gupta (311) • India 22 Jul 11

Hi everyone. I am a bit confused here () The newspaper I usually read publish international news on one of its pages regularly and very often we find some kind of conclusion of scientific studies and...

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Bad news for hackers.

DoctorDidi @DoctorDidi (7018) • India 8 Jan 11

Quantum mechanics is going to be applied in computer technology which will guard against all sorts of hacking, as claimed by scientists, a revolutionary invention no doubt. So, hackers, be mentally prepared for that day to...

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What do you think will be the greatest breakthrough of 2011?

jaro1127 @jaro1127 (6) • United States 27 Dec 10

Do you think there will be a great innovation in 2011, or not?

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Launcher rocket of India.

DoctorDidi @DoctorDidi (7018) • India 26 Dec 10

It is very unfortunate on the part of India that the launcher rocket carrying India’s heaviest communication satellite exploded 47 seconds after lift-off. Had it been a success, it could create history on the eve of the happy...

communication satellite

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Man vs Microorganisms

DoctorDidi @DoctorDidi (7018) • India 29 Oct 10

Man is spending lots of money on research to invent newer & more effective antibiotics to fight their battle against the microorganisms like bacteria, virus, parasite,fungus etc but the microorganisms on the otherhand are growing...

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Maximum limit of speed man can achieve.

DoctorDidi @DoctorDidi (7018) • India 28 Oct 10

Speed,speed & speed, man is running after speed & more speed. Tremendous progress in technology is helping man a lot in achieving more & more speed. But can the scientists at present can predict the maximum speed man will be able...

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