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• 1.科学美国人60秒 结婚后的人更容易增加体重
• Our ability to empathize depends, in part, on how much we see ourselves in others. Watch someone get smacked in the face and youre likely to wince. An...
• 2.科学美国人60秒 缅因州农场在采摘蓝莓的同时也在收获太阳能量
• This Maine Farm Is Harvesting the Sun's Power while it Picks the Blueberries 缅因州农场在采摘蓝莓的同时也在收获太阳能量 Carey: Im standing on a hillsi...
• 3.科学美国人60秒 人们认为经历会带来幸福，但还是会选择一些事情
• You might assume that a new purse, painting or pair of shoes will bring happiness. Although youd probably get a bigger kick out of attending a play or...
• 4.科学美国人60秒 目光无法离开你喜欢的面容
• When it comes to first impressions of a potential new love, the eyes may indeed be the window to the soulbecause the direction of your gaze when looki...
• 5.科学美国人60秒 请一位音乐家来解开鸡尾酒会的喧嚣
• The 2016 presidential candidates have subjected voters nationwide to a cognitive challenge: can you untangle what one candidate is saying while the ot...
• 6.科学美国人60秒 与男性合作对女性更有吸引力
• It turns out the best looking thing on a man may be a good-looking woman. 结果证明，男性身上最耐看的是旁边站一个漂亮的女性。 Researchers report that w...
• 7.科学美国人60秒 猴子被惹怒会报复入侵者
• Dont mess with a monkey. Because if you do, hes might take revengeon your family and friends. Thats according to a study of Japanese macaques, which s...
• 8.科学美国人60秒 波士顿“邪恶”的鸽子咕咕叫
• Boston and New York are famed for their rivalries: everything from the Yankees versus the Red Sox to who makes the correct clam chowder. Even the loca...
• 9.科学美国人60秒 通过下水道追踪疫情，儿童疫苗再次被搁置
• Tracking Outbreaks through Sewers, and Kids' Vaccines on Hold Again 通过下水道追踪疫情，儿童疫苗再次被搁置 Tanya Lewis: Hi, and welcome to COVID, Quic...
• 10.科学美国人60秒 回答一个古老的谜团-鸟类是如何飞行的
• Answering an Age-Old Mystery: How Do Birds Actually Fly 回答一个古老的谜团：鸟类是如何飞行的 This is Scientific Americans 60-Second Science, I'm Emily...