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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.

What happens when you stick your head in a particle accelerator and get bombarded with a beam of protons? Pugorsky has been there
Accelerators can move particles infinitely close to the speed of light, which is as fast as we can go. One might ask, if you can accelerate particles to such great speeds, why can't you put people in there so they can experience the speed of light.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
China invents efficient 'sand-eating monster'
China is not only an infrastructure monster, but also a plant monster. Perhaps we have not noticed that many deserts in China are gradually shrinking, even like the Mu Us desert directly disappeared from the map.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
The Chinese Hall thruster can only push a piece of paper
What you may not know is that the thrusters on the Chinese space Station only produce enough force to push a piece of paper.
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
Large amounts of water vapour are carried into the stratosphere by Tonga volcanoes
The biggest environmental impact of the Tonga eruption was not sulfur dioxide or carbon dioxide, as everyone thought, but water gas!
By Zhiwei Lu3 years ago in Humans
Is lyssavirus the deadliest virus on earth that can make you a zombie?
Now, first we will discuss what the zombies are. A zombie is defined as a dead person brought back to life without the ability to speak or move easily. But over the years, the meaning of the word "zombie" has changed, becoming associated with slavery, voodoo, reincarnation, ghosts, plagues, indifference, radiation, and infections. Zombies can be supernatural, living but under control, or dead but reanimated. They are frequently reanimated in contemporary zombie fiction, but there is still a wide range of them, including slow zombies, running zombies, bursting zombies, spitting and frothing zombies, zombies with weapons, or zombie limbs without bodies. They could have absolutely no memory, personality, or intelligence left at all. They don't all spread disease by biting (sometimes it's by airborne viruses or disease-carrying insects), not all of them are driven to consume human brains (though most seek human flesh), and not all of them were once humans (zombie dogs are another manifestation).
By Biswajit Dey3 years ago in Humans
The Brilliance of Marie Curie
Born as Marya Sklodowska in 1867 in Warsaw, Poland, Marie Curie’s family struggled heavily under an oppressive Tsarist regime that had a goal of wiping off the legacies of Polish culture. While their parents were teachers, their employment was perilous and the family sunk deeper and deeper into poverty, with the series of unfortunate events culminating in the death of Curie’s mother and sister to illnesses. Thus, she and her sister vowed to help each other obtain university educations.
By Haiibara3 years ago in Humans
The Air Between Space
“Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say—so turn it up and piss off an astrophysicist!” [loud rock music plays]
By Michael Sroka3 years ago in Humans
Messages to Kendria
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. The sound of their wailing cries removes me from my blacked-out state. As we hurdle through this uncharted piece of the galaxy on this suicide mission, I fear certain death is upon us. The sound of the controls beeping frantically pushes me further into consciousness. My body stiffens with a jolt and I react quickly and with purpose. I am hanging upside down in my seat belt as we suddenly gain gravity.
By Amy Hall3 years ago in Humans
Sozen Institute
Chapter 1 Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. They also say there is life outside of our own here on Earth. What did they not say? They were already here.
By Jasmine S.3 years ago in Humans
The most lethal poison in the world
Thousands of years ago, when the Denisovans were finally integrated with the Sapiens and forgotten, their descendants still found refuge in the high mountains where they had been gifted EPAS1 to survive. The people were small, 4ft tall, stout, and were excellent climbers.
By Juliana Payson B.Eng (Hons)4 years ago in Humans
How to lose weight fast?
First of all, clarify the goal of losing weight. You must make up your mind and stick to it. Others say that you are not fat. It looks good if you are fat. Don't listen to it and stick to your goal. Secondly, set a small goal for yourself, that is, how much to lose in a week and a month? If the goal is too difficult to achieve, there will be no motivation. Give yourself a reward every time you achieve a goal, like buying cosmetics or something. Then please don't eat carbonated drinks, fried food, junk food, etc. in the process of losing weight. These high-calorie foods are not healthy. At the same time, put fruits where you can see them, and eat more fruits when you are hungry. Finally, buy a scale, weigh it every morning, and record it. Download a mint in your mobile phone, you can record your weight and check food calories. Download a keep with lots of workout videos.
By Jacqueline M Cohen4 years ago in Humans
Real Mind Control: The Science of Persuasion
Real Mind Control: The Science of Persuasion Persuasion is, we’re constantly being presented with information, ideas and options. The way we act upon this information becomes increasingly important, in an age where decision making is happening at an ever-accelerating pace.
By Fahad Yousaf4 years ago in Humans