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The effect was similar in magnitude to that reported for melatonin supplements -- a commonly used sleep aid.
Fried rice is a wonder of physics. Now, these researchers have finally unraveled its secrets, and the physics is spicy. For centuries, fried rice has been a staple in many cuisines around the world. In addition to its trademark taste, it’s also a bit of a physical curiosity: it’s cooked at temperatures of 1200°C without […]
Dinosaurs on coins? Shut up and take my money!
Yet another study finds getting buzzed makes love interests more appealing than they normally would while sober.
The fossils could tell us more about the changes ancient wasps went through as they evolved into bees.
Higher temperatures are affecting groundwater in the US.
Jellyfish can sting swimmers and their prey with 'mucus grenades'
This is irresponsible.
You can now preserve the memory of your loved ones by turning their ashes into diamonds.
It's the first time that scientists find a dinosaur affected by this disease.
The climate crisis is showing its effects in Antarctica.
One-third of plant and animal species could be gone within five decades.
The study of the Kuiper Belt body Arrokoth promises to change how we believe the building blocks of planets form. Thus revealing more about how planets such as the Earth are born.
Americans get 20% of their calories from restaurants, but this is costing them -- not just in terms of money, but also in terms of nutrition.
Meat (and especially red meat) increases the risk of cardiovascular disease.
A car-sized turtle may have been the largest to have ever lived.
A new lineage of humans has been identified in the DNA of certain African populations. But no one knows what they looked like or what happened to them.
The photographer scoured London's grubby tube station for the perfect moment to take this award-winning shot.
It's the study you've always wanted to read.
It's a berry important task for wolves.
Yup, they seriously tried to pull this off...
Up to 20% of the Amazon is now a net source of CO2
There's a relationship between the chronotype of the students and their academic performance.
The ray, named after a beloved character from the Pink Panther movies, may have a genetic mutation that makes its skin color pink.
Medical workers are heavily exposed to the virus, but China is trying to downplay this effect.
The reactivation of ancient faults may have not only shaped the sunken continent of Zealandia but also the highly tectonically active Ring of Fire in the Pacific Ocean.
It's something that few dared to believe in.
Lots of data
Gut bacteria may contribute to the development of autism-like behaviors.
It is remarkable that more than a century before the world's highest peaks were scaled, humans were already affecting the atmosphere.
The flight, which arrived nearly two hours earlier than scheduled, reached a top speed of 825 miles per hour.
Women still lead an uphill battle in law schools -- but things are changing.
Climate chaos is driving the bumblebee populations to extinction, a new study concludes.
Practice makes perfect!
The heavier the load, the higher their energy efficiency.
T-shirt weather in the Antarctic.
There's only one reason to watch it: to better understand how "wellness" snake oil tricks people.
How we experience the moment of death may be influenced by a cocktail of brain chemicals and the manner in which our brains shut down.
Tree rings reveal how severe cold and political isolation brought disaster to Scotland, inspired a colonization effort in Panama, and helped drive union with England.
The world might see a dramatic increase in cancer cases. But it's within our power to save the lives of millions.
Let's not make a habit out of it.
If you're horny and you know it clap your... flippers?
I have the utmost respect for everyone who made this happen.
It's an observational study, so take it with a grain of salt.
An exciting, and compact, alternative to skin grafts.
One of the world's first motion pictures has been adapted to modern-day standards by several neural networks.
Pluto's heart-shaped basin may be as important for its climate as the ocean is for Earth's climate.
It might not look like much, the well dates from 7,275 years ago -- making it the oldest wooden object we know of.
When the evidence becomes overwhelming... simply ignore it.
Global warming's evil twin is acting out, and it's starting to cause major issues.
