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3D animation shows the complex interaction of leg muscles during walking. -
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We recognize sound 35 to 175 milliseconds after it reaches the ear It takes another 180 to 500 milliseconds for the ear to reach its best sensitivity, to "tune in". -
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How to create a Top Telegram channel and make 4 office salaries on it? The hard way: 1. Take out a big loan. 2. Try to promote the channel from scratch The easy way: 1. Buy a successful ready-made channel. 2. Receive money immediately after purchase! Telespace Marketplace is a place with proven channels for sale, which are already generating income. No cheaters are not allowed here - only safe transactions under the supervision of a reputable guarantor 95% of newbies lose their budget for nothing, stop with this nonsense! Scroll through the Telespace Marketplace, choose a channel after your heart, and welcome to the admins' hangout. 
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#questionnaire Can The Human Brain Run Out Of Memory Space? Yes, it can. But not a single person has lived to reach that point yet. Your brain stores roughly 2 quadrillion bytes of memory - if you imagine your brain being a video camera switched on 24/7 in good quality, there's enough memory space for 300 years. If we're talking about, let's say, the number of languages you can learn in a lifetime, it's determined by the number of years you live and the effort you put in. The limit is in lifespan, not memory. -
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Such an alternative to surgeries and diets👆🏻 An inflatable medical device that is temporarily placed in the stomach for weight reduction. -
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⚡️ Elon Musk refused to buy Twitter. Meaning that in the next few months we are likely to hear about Twitter everywhere (and we already do) - including on Telegram. Guess where I'm heading with this? That's right, creating a channel on Telegram about Twitter is mega actual now. You know who will get the most juice? - Whoever gets this original username 👉🏻@twitter. Speaking of which, it's on sale now for only 350,000 rubles. You can just: - Email @Number_997 and become an owner in 10-15 minutes. - Delegate all work processes to a team of experts already working on the channel - a stable source of passive income. - Sell it for X2 in 6-8 months, and even more - it all depends on Twitter policy. It's a good time to consider buying it. Twitter is still on sale, gentlemen😉 👉🏻For questions about purchasing a username and @twitter channel, write here: @Number_997 -
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The best simulator for the future neurosurgeon. -
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Photo 51 is the first ever picture of human DNA. Its author was Raymond Gosling, a student working under the supervision of biophysicist Rosalind Franklin. It took more than four days of exposing DNA fibers with an X-ray diffractometer to obtain the image. -
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Dear subscribers, help us solve the $1,000 riddle👇🏻 Story: Recently, a mysterious channel popped up on Telegram: @ton_nft_concept_eng. No one knows its creator. No one knows its purpose. One thing is certain: cool artists are releasing tangible art in NFT that will be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Anyone who reveals the secret of this channel will have the chance to get their work for free. It's hard to imagine what those can be sold for. So, help us solve this mystery: @ton_nft_concept_eng 
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How Does the Eye Move? There are six extraocular muscles responsible for the eye's rotational movements. The eye muscles are divided into three groups: the muscles inside the eyeball, the eyelid muscles and the extraocular muscles, which ensure the rotation of the eyeball inside the eye socket. -
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The human central and peripheral nervous system. Anatomical preparation. 
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Cesarean Section VS Natural Childbirth Babies born by cesarean section have a less developed and diverse microbiome, and the number of bifidobacteria is 1,000 times lower than those born naturally. -
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The muscle that doesn't need a "pump." Stomach! Just look at how it contracts☝🏻 It is these peristaltic movements of the muscular lining of the stomach that deliver the food. Thanks to the parallel secretion of gastric juice, food turns into chyme. It is partially digested food of semi-liquid consistency - a food lump, so to speak. And already the liquid content manages to pass through the pyloric sphincter - the muscular "gate" from the stomach to the duodenum. -
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Our DNA is almost 99% similar. Roughly speaking, the entire diversity of people, including appearance and character, is contained within just one percent of the changes! Yep, the numbers are very tentative, but still. The genome of every animal (and plant) species is the same in its fundamental features. Closely related species have few differences, unrelated species differ more. In fact, that's why our DNA is almost identical🧬 -
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How does the immune system know where "our own" and where "alien" are? Not the easiest task🤔 So it is precisely because of this complexity that this issue is regulated at the gene level. Those cells that the immune system comes in contact with in a healthy body are put on their "friend list" - they remain untouched. Again, this info is sewn into the genes. But foreign particles and microorganisms are not on this "good" list. So, immune cells notice this and send out a "rapid response team". The immune system gives the command to absorb the pathogen or destroy it completely. -
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And once upon a time man was a single-celled organism... Yep, it makes us wish to continue the dialogue about "our lesser brothers." After all, what an amazing path has mankind traveled! From a cell, capable and aimed only at reproduction, to a creature that regularly thinks about the meaning of its existence. Especially at night, when you can't sleep😁 Do you know how long it took this path, the path of the living world to intelligent man? About 4,100 million years - that's when the first life appeared on the planet! Austrolopithecus appeared 4 million years ago, the upright man 2 million years ago, and already 40 thousand years ago the intelligent man was present almost all over the Earth. -
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Atherosclerotic plaque often forms at the site of vessel damage In such a "hole" all kinds of particles in the blood gather. Most of all, platelets and fibrin tend to go there to patch the hole. This is how the body is trying to solve the problem. But chances are that cholesterol, and its fractions will also gather in the hole. -
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Synapses are vital to the function of neurons If neurons are cells that specialize in transmitting signals to individual target cells, synapses are the means by which they do so. When a nerve signal reaches the end of a neuron, it cannot simply move on to the next cell. Instead, it must trigger the release of neurotransmitters, which can then transmit the impulse through the synapse to the next neuron☝🏻 Once the nerve impulse triggers the release of neurotransmitters, these chemical messengers cross the tiny synaptic cleft and are absorbed by receptors on the surface of the next cell.