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  • 新奇事件簿 科学家研制出更有力的机器人 Scientists from two of the USA's elite universities have pioneered a new method of creating artificial muscles. The scientists have dubbed their discovery as a soft robot. It is a 2.6-gram muscle that looks like a small bag with many water-filled com
  • 新奇事件簿 韩国政府帮助负债人群 Many people around the world have a lot of debt. They owe a lot of money. They are using credit cards more and more. People are taking out loans to help them buy food. More young people are borrowing lots of money and have huge student loans. One cou
  • 新奇事件簿 环保人士呼吁全球禁止闪光制品 Scientists arehighlighting the damage that glitter does to our seas, oceans and environment.The scientists are calling for a worldwide ban on the sparkly, shiny pieces ofplastic that decorate everything from eyelids to greetings cards to furniture.Sc
  • 新奇事件簿 利比亚奴隶贸易 The United Nations boss has said he is horrified by reports of slavery in Libya. Reports show thousands of African refugees are being sold in auctions and markets across Libya every week. Most of the people being sold are black African men. There are
  • 新奇事件簿 特朗普承认耶路撒冷为以色列首都 The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, has announced that the USA officially recognizes that Jerusalem is the capital city of Israel. This comes ahead of the USA moving its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. The decision by Pre
  • 新奇事件簿 科学家找到一块圣诞老人的骨头 Scientists from Oxford University in the UK believe they have found a bone that belonged to Santa Claus. The real name of Santa Claus is St Nicholas. He was a Christian holy man who lived in the 4th century in what is now Turkey. He died in the year
  • 新奇事件簿 饥饿北极熊觅食视频走红网络 A video of a starving and emaciated polar bear collapsing in Canada's wilderness has gone viral on the Internet. The video shows the bear in search of food, wandering across land with no snow or ice. The creature is all skin and bones and is seen for
  • 新奇事件簿 社交媒体正在损害我们的社会 A former Facebook executive has said social media is doing great harm to society around the world. The executive is a man called Chamath Palihapitiya. He joined Facebook in 2007 and became a vice president. He was responsible for increasing the numbe
  • 新奇事件簿 监听地球的神秘太空物体 Scientists believe there is a possibility that aliens are listening to us on Earth. Astronomers from a program called Breakthrough Listen are excited about a giant, mysterious space object that has passed close to our planet. Breakthrough Listen scie
  • 新奇事件簿 能够在夜晚发光的植物 Scientists have created plants that glow in the dark. They are hoping to produce plants that can light up our lives. The scientists are from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the USA. They hope their discovery could lead to plant lights re
  • 新奇事件簿 吃什么像什么 Scientists have cast new light on the effects our diet has on our mental health. Researchers say what we eat affects and alters our brain chemistry up until the age of 30. They say this explains why older adults are more emotionally stable and resili
  • 新奇事件簿 自拍咖啡 咖啡制作新艺术 A cafe in London has started a personalized way of making coffee. It is a new form of barista art called the selfieccino. A barista is someone who makes the coffee, lattes and frappuccinos in coffee shops. They used to draw chocolate hearts, flowers
  • 新奇事件簿 在团队里唱歌让你更开心 Researchers have found that singing in groups could have positive effects on reducing anxiety and depression. The research is from the University of East Anglia in the UK, in collaboration with a community singing group called Sing Your Heart Out. A
  • 新奇事件簿 沉迷游戏也是一种精神疾病 The World Health Organization (WHO) has said that too much gaming is officially a mental health problem. The WHO has put gaming addiction as a mental health condition on its official list of diseases. The list is called the International Classificati
  • 新奇事件簿 将你带回童年的味道 Scientists have found out why certain smells recall feelings of nostalgia and can recall distant memories. The scientists say an area of the brain is responsible for assigning memories to smells and for storing them for decades. The area can instantl
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