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When the other party doesn't agree, you may feel unheard even when they're actually listening.
Chess history is fraught with striking events -- this could be another one of them.
This only seems to work if the patient and the clinician have a strong, positive relationship.
New research explores the neural hijacking that cocaine addiction causes in the brain.
It's only natural that something like this would happen in Finland.
Chinese researchers make a breakthrough in silent, super-fast submarine propulsion.
The fear of witchcraft led to centuries of persecution and executions across Europe. While there were an estimated 500 executions in England, and between 3,000 and 4,000 killings in Scotland, only five people were hanged for witchcraft in Wales. Early modern Wales was unique in its outlook on witchcraft. Distinct elements of Welsh culture, including […]
Io's lava lake is specular and reflects light like obsidian glass.
Your biology book lied to you. Hybrids can create new species.
It's not just for movies. Writing 'HELP' can really help.
Why reading on screens might not be as effective as on paper
The island was once connected to the Australian mainland.
Local infections had been hovering at around 5 cases per year. Now, there's over 20.
Scientists discover the 'nitroplast,' a new organelle formed when algae absorbed cyanobacteria.
Even if you could get there, you're not getting that gold.
Something intriguing has been found just 47 light-years from Earth.
Is the financial job market on the brink of a dystopia?
The world economy faces significant losses if carbon emissions are not curbed.
Three Viking women's skulls reshaped 1,000 years ago intrigue scientists.
The site has been known for decades but this is the first proper investigation, and it yielded some notable finds.
It was simply massive!
Archaeologists in Turkey have 'risen' to the occasion, discovering the world's oldest fermented bread at Çatalhöyük
The music we love may mirror our moral values.
It's not just humans and farm animals. Pets have a role to play as well.
The new material could revolutionize catalysis and more.
Very little research has been conducted in the area.
The Lunar Cruiser can support a two-person crew for 30 days. Everything they need is inside.
Getting rid of boredom may add new meaning to your life.
A male and a female crab spider worked together to mimic a flower.
Researchers uncover three giant fossil kangaroos, shedding light on their diverse and dynamic past.
When birds are restricted, they are not able to spread seeds. This brings a serious decline in the amount of carbon a forest recovers.
Intelligence is controversial to define among psychologists. Mix in political ideology and you've got a spicy study.
It's literally history in a can.
Scientists discovered an enzyme in cyanobacteria that forms a Sierpiński triangle, revealing nature's first known molecular fractal.
Much is written about the world happiness rankings. But it seems not everyone interprets the survey question the same way.
The ruling is binding and unprecedented, and may trickle down to other countries as well.
Ski season is shortening with every passing year, and most ski resorts around the world now rely on artificial snow to stay in business.
An investigation spanning decades has revealed a strange pattern of violence during the Neolithic.
The oceans are becoming one big soup.
The sweet duck will be able to feed and take care of herself better once the procedure is complete.
New developments herald a future of ultra-secure quantum communication.
When archaeologists were called to survey a site ahead of housing development, they got more than they bargained for.
Researchers want to use the eye as a base to treat diabetes.
Archaeologists uncover an ancient human-fox companionship in South America, challenging our notions of early domestication.
These huge eyes weigh 20 times more than the rest of the worm's body.
Regrowing limbs starts with protein — and now, researchers know which protein are necessary.
If confirmed, this would be the first rainbow-type phenomenon observed outside of our solar system.
It identifies weeds and then precisely hits them with poison.
On average, presumed white applicants received callbacks 9.5 percent more often than their Black counterparts.
This is going to be wild!
