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Horseshoe crabs
Which have been around for 450 million years, have blue blood. Instead of hemoglobin, their blood contains hemocyanin, which has copper that gives their blood the unique color. The blood of horseshoe crabs is so valuable to the medical industry that a gallon costs around $60,000.
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The Big Splat
In the far future, galaxies will eventually drift so far apart that light from one can never reach another. In fact, as stars get old and die, a time will come when there's no light β or heat β left. The universe will be a dark, cold, empty void. It sounds like the end of everything, but according to one theory, it's actually the beginning of the next universe in an endlessly repeating cycle. Remember the braneworld theory? This is what happens when one cold, empty brane collides with another β which, given enough time, it's bound to do eventually. Cosmologists Neil Turok and Paul Steinhardt believe such a collision would generate enough energy to create a whole new universe. They call this the "ekpyrotic theory," though physicist Michio Kaku has more evocatively dubbed it the "Big Splat."
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Why do mosquito bites itch?
While bees and wasps inject venom when they sting, mosquitoes simply bite to feed on your blood. The bumps and itchiness that follow come from an anticoagulant that the mosquito injects to prevent your blood from clotting, which triggers a mild allergic reaction that includes the typical round, red bumps.
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Quantum Field Theory
This is the "law of everything else". It underpins particle physics, and describes the theory that all forces between particles are carried out by other particles-that all forces basically are particles. It governs the way all matter interacts - from light entering your eye and electrons orbiting an atom, to the structure of DNA.
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WHY more urine is produced in winter?
Kidneys retain water for maintaining fluidity of the blood and less urine is formed.But during winter, the surrounding temperature will be very low. There will not be any sweating, no evaporation losses.This is the reason for more urine out put and frequent urination under very cool conditions and in winter.
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Who was the first dinosaur?
No, it is not about the eternal riddle of the chicken and the egg, but about the fact that scientists are still not sure which dinosaur was the first representative of this Mesozoic superorder of vertebrates. There is speculation that Nyasasaurus, a dinosaur-like reptile about the size of a large dog, was the first to set foot on Earth about 245 million years ago. Archaeologists have not yet been able to find enough bone fragments of this prehistoric beast to recreate a complete picture of what Nyasasaurus looked like in life. In addition, it is possible that more ancient bones of other dinosaurs still await us underground. However, until such a discovery is made, this particular reptile is considered to be the oldest in the world.
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Detect keystrokes by keyboard sound
It's no secret that hackers can find out which keys a user presses. This requires installing keylogger software on the victim's computer. However, it is already possible to find out what a person is typing just by the sound from the microphone.
How does it work? Each key on the keyboard has a unique sound. The distance between the keys and the microphone, and the rate at which they are pressed, is different for each character. Spectrogram analysis is able to distinguish the keys from each other and determine which character a particular sound corresponds to.
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