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Exposure to a foreign language even at a meager age of six months can stick with you well into adulthood.
In about three years from now, the LHC will receive its most powerful linear accelerator yet.
It's the corporations, man, I'm telling you!
A primitive Homo species with some surprising skills.
Color is hardwired into the brain.
Overall, life expectancy has increased in the country but not as much as it should have. The gap between many counties supports this argument.
Things are getting scarier and scarier.
Things are not looking good.
The American Dream is dying.
There's a thin line between hero and villain -- one we redraw quite liberally.
Its purpose still remains a mystery.
Talk about hailstone, right?
Stress grows the lower down the ladder you go.
Darn.
With 10 billion people soon on the horizon, eating meat is out of the question.
A synthetic retina developed from soft materials offers new hope for the visually impaired.
She weighed more than 500 kilograms!
Bunch up!
Bite into this study.
The first satellites could appear in 2019.
The genes, it's all in the genes.
Enter the High Performance Fast Computing Challenge.
A new study sheds new light on one of the last living African dinosaurs, from 66 million years ago.
Knowing what it's not brings us one step closer to understanding what it is.
Things became very serious at this point.
It's a one in a lifetime experience.
Yoga might greatly reduce menstrual pain.
The reason is pretty simple.
I wish people would stop trying to milk homeopathy already.
We may have to thank Christian monks for today's chicken.
The new age of censorship.
Don't take heart rate apps too seriously, unless they've been vetted by a health care professional.
Bran new.
As is often the case, more questions arose after the mystery was solved.
The pen is mightier than the clock too, it seems.
The song before the 'grand finale'.
Green's the best, orange's a pest!
Our cousin, the bonobo, has remarkably changed very little. Anatomically, they're the most similar to a common ancestor out of all the apes.
According to a new report released by an environment and energy consultancy, 9.4 million people globally work in renewable energy, more than at any other point in history.
Seeds -- the tiny bunkers of life.
We got this.
Making new tissue could become as easy as bio-printing it.
A dramatic case with a happy ending. Antibiotic resistance is growing and threatens to kill 50 million people by 2050.
He named his machine the TARDIS -- bonus points for that.
There's a lot of data to be had -- and Google wants it.
Internal auditors weren't happy with the way NASA is making new space suits.
Keep it tidy, neurons.
Even centuries later, science is able to decrypt some of art's biggest controversies.
An old trick.
Pass me that milk!
