Meet the Indian Teen Who Can Add 100 Numbers in 30 Second and Broke 6 Guinness World Records for Mental Math
The Indian teenager is officially the world's fastest "human calculator".
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NASA Captured a Supersonic Jet Breaking the Sound Barrier and the Image Is Unreal
The coolest thing about this flight is that there was no sonic boom.
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NASA’s Curiosity Rover Spotted Driving Across Mars From Space for the First Time
An orbiter captured Curiosity mid-drive on the Red Planet.
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New Quantum Navigation System Promises a Backup to GPS — and It’s 50 Times More Accurate
An Australian startup’s device uses Earth's magnetic field to navigate with quantum precision.
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Fully Driverless Trucks Hit Texas Highways (This Time With No Human Oversight)
Driverless trucks will haul freight in Texas without a human behind the wheel.
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Scientists Rediscover a Lost Piece of Female Anatomy That May Play a Crucial Role in Fertility
Scientists reexamine a forgotten structure near the ovary and discover surprising functions
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What’s the best way to peel a boiled egg? A food scientist explains
With a few science-based tips, mangled eggs can become a thing of the past.
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This Tiny 3D Printed Material is as Strong as Steel but as Light as Styrofoam
When 3D printing is combined with machine learning, magic happens at the nano scale.
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This Solar-Powered Device Sucks CO2 From the Air—and Turns It Into Fuel
Researchers harness sunlight to convert CO2 into sustainable fuel.
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A Woman Asked ChatGPT for a Palm Reading and It Flagged a Mole That Might Be Cancer
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How a suitcase-sized NASA device could map shrinking aquifers from space
Next‑gen gravity maps could help track groundwater, ice loss, and magma.
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9 Nuts and Seeds That Boost Brain Power
You can't go wrong including these nuts and seeds into your diet for a healthier brain.
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How an Ancient Plant Became the World’s First Birth Control and Rome’s Love Potion. Then Went Extinct Because of It
This medicinal plant was so coveted, it was worth its weight in gold. But this ultimately brought its downfall.
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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
It's all because of tea.
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This School Was Built from Sugarcane Waste. It Might Change Construction Forever
Bricks made from sugarcane waste have constructed a school in India — and are building new vision for construction.
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Japan Plans to Beam Solar Power from Space to Earth
The Sun never sets in space — and Japan has found a way to harness this unlimited energy.
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The surprising reason why the UK has power surges because of TV programs
It's all because of tea.
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Everyone else’s opinion is secretly changing yours (and that’s huge for disinformation)
Public opinion may be swaying you a lot more than you think.
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Magic Mushroom Use Is Soaring in the U.S. With More Americans Turning to Psilocybin Than Cocaine or Meth
Use is up across all age groups, with rising poison calls and shifting perceptions
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Plastics that melt in the ocean offer new hope for cleaner seas
One day we can say goodbye to microplastics.
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A Forgotten Civilization in Peru Buried Its War Dead Like Heroes and Now We’re Finally Learning Who They Were
Battle-wounded skeletons and ancient textiles offer new clues about the lesser-known Chuquibamba.
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Giant Planet Was Just Caught Falling Into Its Star and It Changes What We Thought About Planetary Death
A rare cosmic crime reveals a planet’s slow-motion death spiral into its star.
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These Male Octopuses Paralyze Mates During Sex to Avoid Being Eaten Alive
Male blue-lined octopuses paralyze their mates to survive the perils of reproduction.
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These 400,000-Year-Old Mammoth Tusks Carved by Early Humans May Be the Oldest Evidence of Prehistoric Intelligence
Ancient tusk fragments hint at early social learning 400,000 years ago
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