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Someone call a Doctor!
It's amazing how we can learn things about the very depths of our planet.
Pull the drapes and enjoy free home sanitation, courtesy of the sun.
That's just colored water in the picture.
We have a lot to learn from the humble dandelion.
Encouraging 'geeky girls' to pursue a STEM degree could help bridge the gender gap.
The Jurassic had flesh-eating fish... of course it did.
A clonal colony of Aspen stretching over 100 acres is being threatened -- and it's all on us again.
An innovation which will make a lot of people happyier.
An aggressive campaign of producers of baby formula has led to a decrease in breastfeeding rates.
Technology to the rescue!
The VR experience made participants more likely to sign a petition for affordable housing.
Briefly, a dinglebop was smoothened by the help of schleem.
That's... surprisingly damaging!
Science to the rescue.
The debate is far from over, though.
Have you ever noticed a giraffe's patterns?
We're not sure yet if a father's experience can affect the health of offspring.
A fungal infection has devastated up to 70% of coffee production in some regions.
It's like the soundscape for a bad horror movie.
Supercapacitors, super cars.
A bizarre stellar 'toddler' is leaving scientists scratching their heads.
Every 60 minutes, someone dies in the U.S. because of an eating disorder.
Man's best friend seems to have a neural representation of the words it has been taught.
Saving biodiversity makes more sense than waiting millions of years for it to re-evolve.
Alberta managed something that few other areas can boast.
This could, ultimately, help us look for extraterrestrial life in our solar system.
Capsaicin, the active ingredient in chili peppers, eased depression symptoms in mice.
Talk about a gruesome story -- yikes!
We need urgent climate action in order to avoid catastrophic ecosystem collapse.
These pose "a serious public health risk." Most are sexual enhancement, weight loss, and bodybuilding supplements.
The unprecedented scale of imaging can record even the slightest changes in the behavior of light.
Ancient sponges were among the first animals that scientists have been able to identify.
Well this sure ain't good news.
Strap your seatbelts, it's creepy time.
The late physicist's very last paper offers new insight into the black hole information paradox.
Print me a new me, please. Make me taller, too.
IT'S. SO. TINY!
The incident adds more strain to already tense relations between the US and Russian space programs.
This is something worth remembering. So, maybe, sleep on it a bit?
The airborne mammals split from their tree clinging cousins much earlier than thought.
A Congress-mandated committee recommends that finding alien life becomes a priority for most NASA missions.
Things start to change when you've been living in the dark for millions of years.
Who doesn't want replacement organs?
Some more, some less.
Who took the lights out?
The problem, as it so often happens, lies with the bosses.
But can moonmoons have moonmoonmoons?
A beautiful solar array shaped like a canopy might provide 2,220 MWh of clean energy annually to Melbourne residents.
Finally, some go...... Uuu shiny!
