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The Earth Is Pulsating Every 26 Seconds, and Seismologists Don't Agree Why

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First Evidence of a Planet in Another Galaxy

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The Many Kinds of Dishonesty: In a new study where people could earn money if they reported rolling certain numbers on a die, only 40 percent of people were fully honest about what they rolled

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A Woman Who Needed to Be Upside-Down (2012)

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Statisticians Warn That AI Is Still Not Ready To Diagnose COVID-19

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If Planet Nine Is a Tiny Black Hole, This Is How to Find It

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Why Artificial Brains Need Sleep

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What You'll Need to Know in 2020 That You Don't Know Now (2000)

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Store-bought tomatoes taste bland, and scientists have discovered a gene that gives tomatoes their flavor is actually missing in about 93 percent of modern, domesticated varieties

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A new genetic analysis hints that early European hunter-gatherers may have taught themselves to farm, and the idea wasn't introduced from the "Fertile Crescent" region of the Middle East…

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Scientists found a caterpillar that thrives when eating plastic

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Feeding Seaweed to Cows Could Curb Their Methane-Laden Burps

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Thirdhand smoke—where toxic chemicals off-gas from a smoker's clothes—may be more hazardous than previously thought

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Quantum Honeybees (1997)

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A new species of tiny tyrannosaur has been discovered in Utah

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A mysterious extinct "ghost" human lineage that was an even more distant relation than Neanderthals may have interbred with the ancestors of modern West Africans…

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A new study found wolf pups will pick up and retrieve balls thrown by humans with whom they are unfamiliar — indicating a willingness to play with people, a trait that could be older than domestic dogs themselves.

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Excess tongue fat could be causing many cases of sleep apnea

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There's a universal genetic signature for monogamy in species as diverse as fish and birds, scientists have found

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Average human body temperatures today are lower than they were two centuries ago

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Scientists have found "supercorals" in Hawaii’s Kāne’ohe Bay, where a reef is thriving despite development, dredging, sewage and high temperatures

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Scientists are close to engineering a spicy tomato, after discovering the red fruit - a close relative of the pepper - still carries an inactive gene to produce capsaicin…

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Scientists are close to engineering a spicy tomato, after discovering the red fruit - a close relative of the pepper - still carries an inactive gene to produce capsaicin…

6 years ago blogs.discovermagazine.com

As the Himalayas melt, thousands of dangerous floods may sweep through the mountain range

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Astronomers Just Mapped a Pulsar's Surface for the First Time.

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Chimps respond to music in ways similar to people, a new study finds

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Smaller than a sparrow, a 99-million-year-old bird preserved in a piece of Burmese amber has traits not seen in any other bird, living or extinct

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Stanford researchers studying MDMA say they’ve identified separate brain pathways that activate addiction and social behavior

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Elephants Rarely Get Cancer, Now We Know Why (2015)

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Scientists just recorded a blue whale's heart beat for the first time, according to a new study

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