Watching Symphonies Can Synchronize Heart, Lungs, and Even Electrical Impulses of the Listener
Most synchronization in humans is caused by a direct social interaction with another person and is typically found in breathing or walking.
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Painting Assumed to Be a Copy is Real-After Note is Found Hidden in Frame Making it Worth Thousands
The artist had tucked away a small slip of paper with a prayer for safe passage, assuring the expert Salomon that it was an original.
Best Canine Costumes of the Year in Halloween Dog Parade
From a paraplegic pup toting a pinball machine to Oscar the Grouch in his trash can, the Halloween hounds from this year's NYC parade are sure to delight.
Now Science Shows Us How Looking at Art Makes Us Feel
Viewing visual art pieces evoked a wide range of emotional experiences that formed five broad clusters, while eye movement prioritized faces.
Rutgers Grad Blinded in Car Crash Builds New Life With Guitar and Positive Thinking
His life changed dramatically after he was struck by a reckless driver, but playing guitar helped him stay positive and speak out.
Original Lyrics of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody May Fetch $1Mil at Auction, in Huge New Freddie Mercury London Exhibit
In London this month, immerse yourself in Freddie Mercury's World, an exhibit showcasing exciting rare memorabilia from the Queen frontman.
Paris Art Exhibit Pulls Leon Monet From Famous Shadow of his Older Brother Claude
His younger brother Leon's faithful support of his older brother is partly why Claude became the man we know today.
Black Prima Ballerina Dances Her Way to the Top, and Into History
Misty Copeland became the first African-American woman named principal dancer in the American Ballet Theater's 75-year history.
Woman Finds 4 Plates for $6 Made by Picasso-She Started Crying in the Thrift Store
Nancy Cavaliere loves to fill up her apartment with storied pieces, but didn't know Picasso made ceramics when she bought the plates for $6.
Original Demo Tape That Landed Prince his First Record Contract at 18-Found in Attic, Now For Sale
The original 1976 demo tape that landed Prince his first record contract at 18 is being auctioned-a 1/4 inch reel-to-reel tape with 3 songs.
Photographer Captures Jaw-Dropping Photos of Moon Over Canadian Ice-scape
British photographer Paul Goldstein captured exquisite pictures of a moonrise in Canada's frozen Nunavut province in minus35 degrees.
First Ever Sentence Found in Canaanite Language is a Plea to Remove Hair Lice Discovered Etched on Ivory Comb
The first sentence ever discovered written in Canaanite language turns out to be a plea to eradicate beard lice engraved on an ivory comb.
100 Hearts Made of Cash Are Hiding Around Denver Today-A Free Valentine's Day Treasure Hunt Worth $10,000
An enterprising Deverite named Xander Phoenix has hidden 100 papier-mí¢ché hearts made of one hundred $1.00 bills all around the Denver
Whimsical Street Art Catches Everyone Off Guard and Delights Downtown Boston at 16 Locations-LOOK
Presented by the Downtown Boston Business Improvement District, Winteractive contains 16 works with interactive elements
Singing or Playing Music Throughout Life is Linked with Better Brain Health While You Age
Musical instrument, particularly the piano, is linked to improved memory and the ability to solve complex tasks.
Say Cheese… for a Thousand Years: Camera Set up to Capture a Millennium-long Exposure of Tucson
The philosopher hopes to provide, by the camera's mere presence, an inspiration for thinking about how the future could turn out.
Why Are So Many Old Maps Covered in Sea Monsters? Nat. Geo Dives Deep
Even as late as the 15th century, map makers were still covering images in illustrations of "sea swine," "sea orms," and "pristers."
This 2,300-year-old Mosaic Made of Shells and Coral Has Just Been Found Buried Under Rome
At 16 feet long and 2,300 years old, the incredibly detailed mosaic was made of seashells, coral, mother of pearl, and blue tiles from Egypt
Woman Lets Her Baby Scribble on the Walls-Now He's A Talented Young Artist
Alianée believes that stopping the tot would have stifled his passion for art and says other parents should follow her lead.
A Sculpture Gifted to Couple Who Gave Him Shelter During a Storm 68 Years Ago Sells for $100,000
The piece also came with drawings and plans for the piece, along with letters and cards sent to the Richards by the artist over the years.
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