It turns out that a woman's tears actually chemically turn off men. Not only do tears of sadness kill a mans sexual appetite, it also temporarily lowers his testosterone level as well.
The findings were discovered by a team at Weizmann Institute of Science. They ran a variety of experiments, they are as follows:
The team collected tears from a group of women who were told to watch a sad movie. The team then had men sniff the tears and a saline solution to see if they could tell the difference between the two, they could not. The tears and saline solution were soaked in cotton pads, and held under the nose
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Showing posts with label Humans. Show all posts
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Ancient 2,000 Year Old Greek Computer Rebuilt... Out of Lego
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| A Piece of the Ancient Computer |
The device was discovered in 1901, pulled from from a sunken ship in the depths of the ocean. It is extremely complex, using different gear boxes to perform certain arithmetic calculations, before linking to other gear boxes that perform more arithmetic calculations on top of this. The result is turning hands that, when aligned, predict certain celestial events.
Wikileaks - The Breakdown
Most of this sites readers are no doubt familiar with the massive amount of attention, and activity surrounding Wikileaks and its spokesman, Julian Assange. This article isn't meant to take sides on the controversy surrounding the site, but rather give you a breakdown of some things you should know about Wikileaks.
If any information is incorrect or missing, please feel free to let us know in the comment section. Discussion (excluding planning activities related to the site) is also welcome.
What is Wikileaks?
It is self described as a not-for-profit organization that was launched in 2006. The purpose of the site is to distribute any confidential documents of ethical, political, diplomatic, or historical value. they do not accept rumors, opinions, or any unsupported documents.
If any information is incorrect or missing, please feel free to let us know in the comment section. Discussion (excluding planning activities related to the site) is also welcome.
What is Wikileaks?
It is self described as a not-for-profit organization that was launched in 2006. The purpose of the site is to distribute any confidential documents of ethical, political, diplomatic, or historical value. they do not accept rumors, opinions, or any unsupported documents.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Sex in Space a No-Go
If you day dream about going into space, or wish you could be on that 30 month trip to mars that increasingly looks like it won't happen, think twice. NASA has a policy against sex during their flights!
The alcohol rule is self explanatory. Being in space is very technical and mix ups can have sever consequences, not to mention that no one is going to be impressed if some drunkard opens the air lock on the International Space Station! There were actually some incidents of intoxication while on duty in the ISS before NASA implemented this rule.
The alcohol rule is self explanatory. Being in space is very technical and mix ups can have sever consequences, not to mention that no one is going to be impressed if some drunkard opens the air lock on the International Space Station! There were actually some incidents of intoxication while on duty in the ISS before NASA implemented this rule.
Labels:
Astronomy,
Humans,
Technology
Thursday, December 16, 2010
First Battery 2,200 years old
There was a battery invented much earlier then our modern version of batteries. The "baghdad" battery has been discovered, unsurprisingly, near Baghdad, Iraq. The Battery is 2,200 years old, and is the oldest battery known to man. I'm aware that this is old news, but it is still interesting regardless.
The housing of the battery is a clay jar 5.5" high and 3" across. The jar houses a hollow copper tube that was positioned vertically. An iron was placed inside of the copper tube, it hung from a asphalt plug positioned at the top of the jar.
The housing of the battery is a clay jar 5.5" high and 3" across. The jar houses a hollow copper tube that was positioned vertically. An iron was placed inside of the copper tube, it hung from a asphalt plug positioned at the top of the jar.
Labels:
History,
Humans,
Invention,
Technology
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