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The chilling diary of a monster.
It may or may not be Arthur's castle, but it's a monumental finding.
Improve quality on Facebook? Yes please!
Forget Rio, this is far more interesting.
Usually, the higher the CEO's pay, the worse the company's performance. Imagine that...
Once thought a mere legend, now a scientific fact.
These risks will become serious in a couple of decades, but we need to act now.
For the first time, a team of researchers claims it's made a fully programmable and reconfigurable quantum computer module.
Frigatebirds spend weeks at a time flying over oceans in search for food -- here's how they sleep during this time.
Early humans were far better smokers than Neanderthals, and this might have mattered a lot in the end.
The EV revolution is just around the corner.
Moon Express is going to the Moon -- if we can solve the paperwork.
Things are rough with Zika nowadays, but scientists are now finally testing a vaccine.
Loud screamers compensate for small testicles... but it works.
Science is getting closer to a computer that mimics the human brain.
Let's toast to eco-friendly grapes!
We finally know what caused the huge, Earth-sized red spot on Jupiter.
Powerful enough to melt the ground where it lands.
Big data is paving the way for a new generation of studies.
Have we been living a lie all this time?
It's simply amazing.
We might be too early for the party. Darn!
Old fashioned socializing, powered by science.
Reason number #1304 not to colonize Io.
Keeping your genes in good condition is priority nr.1 for all life.
Corpse flowers are blooming much faster than usual.
Scientists tell the story of the final sad chapter in the wooly mammoth story.
That adds up to....Let me do the math on this.....A whole lot of bags.
Afterthoughts from one of the biggest, brightest science events of the year -- ESOF16.
Short, round skulls were the norm then.
The Brian Cox effect sends us a clear message: we can make science attractive and it can work with great success - we just need the right perspective.
The European Science Open Forum (ESOF) has come and gone, but its echoes still resonate. It's one of the biggest science events worldwide and it absolutely felt like it.
You could say they hit a high note.
By flagging high-risk officers, the system allows police departments to limit the chance for violent events.
This huge area will finally produce energy -- 30 years after the meltdown.
The new method could treat a wide range of diseases, from diabetes to arthritis.
The organization takes improving air quality "extremely seriously," and has thus decided to clamp down on diesel vehicles.
Rock on, brothers.
No joke, no trick - the tree you see blow grows 40 different types of fruit.
Looks like it's not always asteroids.
A new study compares the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke to that of tobacco.
Should the virus get a foothold in southern Florida, containing it might become difficult, if not impossible.
Who you callin' bird brain?
A long-standing assumption that as the planet warms, the biosphere releases more CO2 in a positive feedback loop was confirmed by researchers.
Not a modern-day disease after all.
Every two minutes, this pulsing star lights up the entire star system.
Fossil fuels could soon be a thing of the past.
A male sex hormone could keep our cells young forever.
They actually take one another for a spin.
The swirling gases could shed light on the atmosphere of other planets within and outside of our solar system.
