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Even if you just power walk during the weekend, you'll still be ahead with your fitness.
The world's largest pyramids continue to reveal their secrets.
We're growing food in all the wrong places.
The Artemis II mission is scheduled for launch in late 2024 and is a critical step towards NASA’s goals of establishing a permanent human presence on and near the Moon.
A lot of people suffer from visual impairment due to not getting enough sunlight.
Virus-resistant bacteria could drastically improve drug manufacturing in bio-factories.
In the future, some diapers could act like a mini labs to immediately detect potential health problems.
Warming up to a seller won't score you extra points. On the contrary.
It's the biggest black hole ever found thus far.
The out-of-this-world sea worms have been recognized as new species.
By 2070, some woman in Japan will likely turn 130. But not even that could be the absolute limit.
Fermented coffee has a unique fruity aroma that makes it totally different from other caffeined brews.
LSD and magic mushrooms have always been associated with creativity and artistic pursuits. Now, scientists is having a closer look.
Scientists unravel the secrets of the brain's internal compass and its implications for degenerative diseases.
A brain region that is associated with reward perception and impulsive behavior is 10% larger in psychopaths.
They won't run out during your lifetime, but there's a catch...
CHIMPS. ARE. RIPPED. But they aren't really all that strong as urban myths would have you believe.
Many label it as a magic drink that cures anything from constipation to cancer. Is there any truth to these claims?
It's one of the most revolutionary theories in science.
When faced with an important decision in life, a nifty trick is to get organized.
It's literally in the middle of the ocean.
Genetic material from the fox-like canid was found alongside viral RNA in samples taken from Wuhan, China.
A killer fungus has devastated frog populations across the world, but Africa was spared. Not anymore.
Early results suggest the drug shows good anti-cancer activity in patients with advanced cancer.
Use of cells from a rare mutation not found in colored people, marks a huge milestone for HIV treatment.
Is it possible to have a higher IQ by training?
It may sound counterintuitive, but higher wages don't affect employment due to sector-wide market forces.
Its neck was longer than a school bus.
Plants aren't just for show.
A devastating fire that engulfed the awe-inspiring landmark revealed staggering secrets about its Medieval construction.
The Russian Air Force has a history of dangerous maneuvers and intercepts of NATO aircraft.
Go players have become increasingly creative and more competitive in the wake of AI.
The new iteration can perform at "human level" on various professional and academic benchmarks.
Growing antlers on mice may help us regenerate tissues and even new limbs.
The ultrafast electron switch could theoretically enable computations orders of magnitude faster than currently possible with classical transistors.
Exploring nature just got a serious boost.
Many anti-masturbation communities trigger mental health problems rather than alleviate them, as they claim.
If all your boyfriends or girlfriends look like your parents, Freud's ghost could be slowly nodding with a knowing look somewhere.
Jupiter is at least twice as massive as all other planets in the solar system combined. But that’s not all…
Imagining chemical elements as comic book heroes.
They're actually more similar than you'd think.
Optimal blood pressure is critical to living a healthy life and staving off cardiovascular disease.
Why is that YouTube video so hilarious? Let's home in on funny.
...and not even spending that much is guaranteed to work.
Researchers compared the most popular diets’ nutritional quality and carbon footprint.
The gopher tortoise may be in big trouble if nothing is done fast.
A common lunar reference time will help keep dozens of upcoming Moon missions in sync.
Pesticides may mess up plant's molecular mechanisms, impacting their flavor quality.
Entomologists are now excited they might find entire populations tucked away in remote parts of the Ozark mountains.
At least two dozen people have been wrongfully convicted for crimes they never committed because of bogus bite mark analysis.