Why do we feel that the holiday break passes quickly?
The psychological phenomenon known as the "holiday paradox" refers to the anticipation and pressure for a perfect holiday that makes...
Why Are There Increasingly More “Monster” Storms?
We are making progress in predicting "monster" storms, but it is still challenging to forecast them early enough for adequate...
Why is Christmas called Noel, what does Noel mean?
Vietnamese people commonly use the term "Noel" to refer to Christmas Day; this term dates back to the French colonial...
Why does malaria still exist today?
Experts Warn the World Faces a "Malaria Emergency" as Solutions Become Increasingly Limited.At the United Nations General Assembly meeting in...
Science explains why most children tolerate cold better than adults?
Brown fat acts as an "internal heater" to warm the blood as it flows back to the heart and brain...
Why is the seahorse called “the creature created by nature when drunk”?
When mentioning seahorses, people often think of their strange appearance and mysterious behavior. This amazing creature is nicknamed "the creature...
Why are researchers launching breast cancer cells into space?
When the Axiom Mission 3 spacecraft transported European astronauts to the International Space Station on January 20, it carried a...
Why Do Dogs Wag Their Tails?
The Habit of Tail Wagging: One of the "Mysteries" of DogsThe question of why dogs wag their tails is still...
Why is 2024 called the Year of the Widow, and why should one not marry in China?
Many social media users in mainland China believe that 2024, being the Year of the Widow, is an unlucky year...
Why haven’t pigs, which are not very strong fighters, gone extinct yet?
In our perception, pigs are quite slow and somewhat "dim-witted," and their meat can be processed into many delicious dishes....
