A Bizarre Gravity Hole Under Antarctica Might Be Why the Continent Froze Over Millions of Years Ago
Researchers rewound the clock 70 million years to solve the mystery of the Antarctic gravity hole.
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This 215-Million-Year-Old Crocodile-like Reptile Ran Like a Greyhound on Long Legs
A fast-moving ancient crocodile ancestor gets a name honoring the physics teacher who inspired its discoverer.
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Engineers Make Plastic Capacitor Out of “Impossible” Polymer Alloy that Handles Extreme Heat and Holds Much More Energy
A novel polymer blend withstands extreme heat, promising smaller, more powerful electronics.
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The Moon Is Shrinking Like A Drying Grape. This Could Be a Problem for Future Lunar Bases
The dark plains of the Moon, known as maria, were once thought of as a geological retirement home. These vast...
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Inspired by Octopuses, Scientists Print a Shape-Shifting ‘Smart Skin’ That Can Hide and Reveal Images
Adaptive hydrogel material mimics octopus camouflage and stores hidden visual information.
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Tiny Dunnart Newborns, Each the Size of a Grain of Rice, Filmed for the First Time Making a Life-or-Death Climb to Their Mother’s Pouch
Scientists capture the first moments of a tiny marsupial’s fight to reach the pouch
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Kefir and Fiber Combination Triggers Massive Reduction In Inflammation (Better Than Supplements)
Kefir and Fibre "supercombo" just outperformed traditional supplements by 250%.
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Marine Biologists Stunned to Find a Massive Shark in Antarctic Waters Where They Aren’t Supposed to Exist
A shark found in the Antarctic proves that predators are moving into new territory.
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A New Once Daily Pill Lowers Bad Cholesterol by 57%
A new heart disease drug works just as well as expensive shots but comes in a simple pill.
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A 67,000-Year-Old Handprint Found on an Indonesian Island Is Officially the Oldest Piece of Art Ever Dated
A faint red stencil in an Indonesian cave shatters our timeline of creativity and migration in Wallacea.
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The Coolest Rocks In Geology and the Fascinating Stories They Tell
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Can Bacteria from the Toilet Really Travel to Our Toothbrushes?
The conclucions are a bit unsettling.
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Greedflation, or Why a Crisis and Corporate Profits Can Go Hand in Hand
In the last few years, a new term has arisen 'Greedflation'. But is this the source of our inflation woes?
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Scientists Say Earth’s Core Could Be Hiding the Equivalent of up to 45 Oceans of Water
Deep Earth conditions created in a lab reveal the core is chemically packed with hydrogen.
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Snowboarding: The Science and History of Riding Sideways, Just in Time for the Winter Olympics
Snowboarding has gone from a sign of rebellion to a top Olympic sport.
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Where Did Dinosaurs Come From? New Evidence Points to the Equator
One fossil’s teeth are forcing scientists to rethink where dinosaurs began.
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A New Futuristic Shoe Analyzes Gait 82 Times a Second to Prevent Older People From Falling Over
The new smart insole tracks 253 pressure points to predict falls and it runs for 3 months on a single...
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How Do Giraffes Pump Blood 6 Meters Up Without Suffering Heart Failure? The Answer To This Question Could Solve Hypertension in Humans
Bio-hacks from the world’s tallest mammal could lead to new treatments for chronic hypertension.
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Scientists Say Earth’s Core Could Be Hiding the Equivalent of up to 45 Oceans of Water
Deep Earth conditions created in a lab reveal the core is chemically packed with hydrogen.
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Greedflation, or Why a Crisis and Corporate Profits Can Go Hand in Hand
In the last few years, a new term has arisen 'Greedflation'. But is this the source of our inflation woes?
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Gold Standard Review Finds Intermittent Fasting Doesn’t Help You Lose More Weight Than Traditional Calorie Counting
New research shows intermittent fasting is no more effective for weight loss than receiving traditional dietary advice.
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Moms Who Speak a Second Language to Their Kids Won’t Hurt Their Emotional Bond
Researchers say neural synchrony between moms and kids doesn't get lost in translation.
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Computer Chips Designed Like Biological Brains Can Finally Handle Massive Math Problems Without Guzzling Energy Like a Normal Supercomputer
Your brain calculates complex physics every day and you don't even notice. This neuromorphic chip taps into the same idea.
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Scientists Finally Solve the Mystery of the Irish Potato Blight’s Origins. It Came From The Andes
DNA study shows the deadly potato blight came from South America.
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Perseverance rover finds evidence that Mars was once a tropical paradise
A recent study showed that Mars was warm and wet billions of years ago. The finding contrasts with another theory...
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