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Sleep quality might have something to do with the reported findings.
Better than the original slogan by a mile.
I don't need any food, the universe feeds me. Yeah...
Things are getting dicey.
Uh-oh.
The best predictor of long or pointy eggs is a bird’s flying ability.
NASA called "bullshit."
A small UBI trial in Finland has rendered very promising results.
Brazil isn't respecting its part of the deal.
“We believe that these subjects are beyond their [students] comprehension,” said a senior Turkish bureaucrat at the Education Ministry.
Identify it, understand what it does, and why not -- respect it.
It's another fantastic discovery inspired by nature.
We are legion!
Except being bulky.
Yet another piece of definitive evidence in the case of climate change.
Not much is known about its owner.
ESA is proposing the most promising 'space janitor' yet.
It's really, really good for you.
Try it for finals.
Some are lucky.
Just MIT doing a bit of light thinking.
Can you make out Curiosity from this satellite photo?
An ancient Chinese scholar's account of the Roman Empire.
If you boil it, don't drink the fish stock.
You can trust a dog's nose.
This 100-year-old silent film is absurdly mesmerizing. Way ahead of its time!
Ah, wheeled luggage -- a necessary evil.
It belonged to the daughter of a priest close to the royal family.
Two-thirds of Nso children have enough restraint to pass a test that predicts success later in life.
Cold nights in Finland could be kept at bay with solar.
A simple word is enough to trigger a reaction in your pupil.
Stress -- it's never good for you. But sometimes, it's worse.
Don't fall for a catchy name -- regular soap works just as fine as antimicrobials, without any risks.
Some pretty bad news for European snakes.
Then again, do you really need a reason to take "cute animal therapy"?
One family is helping science make more progress than dozens of study before it.
Scientists suggest we should spend a bit more time doodling.
The health benefits of meditation might seem unexpected, but they've been documented by a wealth of studies.
From Egypt's pyramids to Viking longboats, cats never left our side since we invented agriculture.
It's never the same everywhere.
Kepler published this conjecture in 1611. Now, the human mind and computer algorithms have managed to solve it.
Things are much worse than we thought, and you'll never guess how climate change plays into this one.
There is so much more we can do.
It's better than Batman.
Your childhood fantasies weren't all that off.
People kill themselves for all sorts of reason, but there's a genetic makeup to it too.
Nice!
Delaying breakfast for a couple of hours can help synchronize the body's biological clocks.
"That's one hot abstract!"
Shoot for the stars and you might just land on Mars.