Fidget or touch the face? No, that’s how you really recognize a liar – Wel.nl
It’s a myth that you detect a liar by fidgeting, nervous, or touching his nose.
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Fossil footprints on Crete may be the oldest in the world
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Studies show that the South has a gap in climate change research, while rich nations lead the agenda
A new study shows that developing countries face a huge gap in scientific research related
Climate scientists: Zero emissions by 2050 is too late
Prominent climate scientists warn that 2050 is too late to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to
Carillonneur Wanted for Academy Tower: “It’s a Lifelong Job”
Photo: Wutsje/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=17987351 The University of Groningen is looking for a
Space probe Lucy embarks on a years-long journey to the rocks near Jupiter | Science
Millions of rocks fly near Jupiter. It orbits the sun and is a relic from
Through his well-known taste, Vincent Ike showed that science is uncertainty, research, and guesswork
Vincent Ike captures the thread spun by Christian Huygens three centuries ago and illustrates the
Robotchirurgie is thriving | Radio NPO 1
Let’s start with this safety: This doesn’t seem to be a stumbling block, according to
Counting walruses from home: The Nature Organization is asking everyone for help | Science
research project walrus from space From the WWF is looking for citizen scientists who would
VMBO students suspected five times more
In recent years, the police have paid a lot of attention to racial profiling. But