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03-20-2024
Earth's first living beings used hydrogen gas for energy
Hydrogen, or H2, is the most abundant element in the...
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03-20-2024
Heat index, how hot it 'feels' outside, is rising faster than actual temperatures
The impact of global warming in the United States is...
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Social bonding can positively shape the success of a group
Have you ever wondered why some groups click instantly, while...
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03-20-2024
1.3 million supermassive black holes cataloged in largest-ever map
In an unparalleled feat of cosmic cartography, astronomers have unveiled...
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The rise of self-heating concrete technology
In a development that might soon render snow shovels and...
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03-20-2024
Why the Atlantic Ocean may ultimately vanish
A groundbreaking study led by the University of Lisbon raises...
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Microplastics harm some ocean animals more than others
We flush it, toss it, and watch it drift away...
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"Fairy circles" kill all newly-planted grasses, deepening their mystery
Namibia's fairy circles have long captivated the imagination with their...
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51% of all humans rely on car commutes every day
It's official - the world has a serious car addiction....
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03-19-2024
Trachelosaurus fischeri: World's oldest long-necked marine reptile rediscovered
A fossil discovered over a century ago has been confirmed...
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Peltocephalus maturin: Giant turtle named after Stephen King novel
A colossal freshwater turtle fossil, dating back to the late...
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03-19-2024
We all have "presence hallucinations," but what causes them?
Neuroscientists from EPFL have shed light on a fascinating aspect...
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