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There's a big hidden cost to this practice.
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There might be an anti-aging secret hiding in magic mushrooms
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Scientists just figured out how to turn moon dirt into water and oxygen just using sunlight
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An MIT-designed system lets AI evolve new shapes for ocean-exploring robots.
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