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Solar plasma observations bring us one step closer to stable fusion generators
We’re basically copying off of Nature.
Wild chimpanzees learned how to crack open tortoises — and they’re sharing the knowledge among themselves
Cracking open a turtle-y one with the boys.
New electricity-based method to produce hydrogen could slash 1% of the world’s CO2 emissions
1% might sound small, but taken on a planetary level — it’s a whole lot.
Huge underwater eruption created giant volcano off the coast of Africa
This is one of the most exciting volcanic areas in the world.
The man who is ageing too fast
Nobuaki Nagashima has Werner syndrome, which causes his body to age at super speed.
Study finds distinct microbes living near corals
Each coral species has a distinct microbial population, researchers found.
New method preserves vaccines without refrigeration
Vaccines stored in thin sheets of sugar survived for months exposed to temperatures of 40°C.
Researchers create fuel from water, CO2, and artificial photosynthesis
The technology isn’t yet ready for the market — but it’s not far off, either.
Climate warming is definitely, for sure, no doubt about it, our fault, says new study
More like “yet another new study.”
Farmers actually work more than hunter-gatherers, have less leisure time
Toil all day, very little pay.
Scientists pinpoint China as major source of banned ozone-depleting chemicals
A mysterious and alarming uptick in dangerous chlorine-based chemicals has been tracked down to eastern China.
The first fungi may be a billion years old
Extraordinary microfossils found in Canada could reshape our understanding of life.
Algeria and Argentina are now malaria-free
The two countries join many others who have recently eliminated malaria from within their borders.
Medicinal plants used in the Civil War can stomp our modern antibiotic-resistant germs
Old tricks, new ways to implement them.
When faced with high gravity, cells get “thicker skin” by strengthening their membranes
Unlike humans, who seem to develop it under pressure.
Do stress balls really work?
You seem them in every corporate office but do these squishy foam balls actually relieve stress?
This AI sounds just like Joe Rogan — and the possibilities are disturbing
Impressive and scary at the same time. Brace yourself for a new era of fraud.
Polyamorous relationships may be more fullfilling than monogamous ones (for a time at least)
The best of both worlds — but is it that simple?
Supermarkets in Thailand start using leaves as packaging instead of plastic
It’s sustainable both environmentally and economically.
