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Japan’s Stem Cell Scientists Claim Breakthrough in Parkinson’s Treatment
It’s a small study, but it could change everything for neurodegenerative diseases.
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Climate change and urban sprawl are fueling a surge in venomous stings.
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The classical assumption of how light and shadows danced in the Parthenon is all wrong.
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A new study suggests life may compute far faster — and deeper — than we ever imagined.
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Antarctica has a huge, completely hidden mountain range. New data reveals its birth over 500 million years ago
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Does AI Have Free Will? This Philosopher Thinks So
As AI systems grow more autonomous, we should start treating them like moral agents.
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Ancient British Miners Shipped Tin All the Way to the Pharaohs
Before London even existed, people in Britain were supplying the Mediterranean civilizations.
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The UK just trained a health AI on 57 million people to predict disease
A new AI trained on nearly all of England’s health data may reshape medicine.
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These companies want to make hand bags out of T-rex leather. But scientists aren’t buying it
A lab-grown leather inspired by dinosaur skin sparks excitement—and scientific skepticism
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Climbing gyms are as polluted as busy city streets — and shoes are to blame
Rubber particles from climbing shoes may expose gymgoers to levels of pollution found on city streets
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Neanderthals Crafted Bone Spears 30,000 Years Before Modern Humans Came In
An 80,000-year-old spear point rewrites what we thought we knew about Neanderthals.
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The Growing Menace of Space Junk: How a Minefield of Orbiting Debris Threatens Our Future in Space
Low-orbit Earth could become inoperable for spacecraft and satellites if this complacency persists, with dire consequences.
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The small town in Germany where both the car and the bicycle were invented
In the quiet German town of Mannheim, two radical inventions—the bicycle and the automobile—took their first wobbly rides and forever...
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The surprising reason why the UK has power surges because of TV programs
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AI and Brain Scans Reveal Why You Struggle to Recognize Faces of People of Other Races
Sometimes, the face in front of us isn’t the one our brain is seeing
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Mysterious Stone Circles on Remote Scottish Island May Have Been Home to Humans Before Stonehenge Existed
Scientists think Ice Age humans crossed to this Scottish island and stayed.
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People Spend $12,000 to Tattoo Their Eyes and Change Their Color but the Risks Are Still Unknown
A new cosmetic trend lets people tattoo their corneas to change eye color.
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What It’s Like to Live With Face Blindness: When Every Face Looks Like a Stranger
A new study reveals the exhausting reality behind developmental prosopagnosia and how society often overlooks it.
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Obsidian Artifacts Reveal a Hidden, Thriving Economy in the Aztec Empire
Aztecs weren’t just warriors and priests, they were savvy traders.
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3,700 Hours with Wild Chimps Reveal Evolutionary Roots of Attachment
This study is about chimps. But in a way, it's also about us.
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Just five minutes of junk food advertising are enough to get kids eating more calories
Junk food ads math: 5 minutes equals 130 more kilocalories per day.
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How the US can mine its own critical minerals − all without digging new holes
Rare earth elements are tiny yet essential parts of many of the technologies you use every day. New techniques are...
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A pet dog was found alive and kicking 529 days after going missing on a deadly island full of snakes
Meet Valerie, a superdog that survived the Kangaroo island and its deadly snakes. It even gained weight in the wild.
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How Brushless DC Motors Are Driving Growth in the Electric Vehicle Market
As the electric vehicle motor sector surges toward $72 billion, brushless DC motors are quietly taking center stage
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