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Scientists Discover New Deep-Sea Predator, Name It 'Darkness'
Earth's oceanic trenches are still shrouded in mystery, and for good reason. Plunging as deep as 11 kilometers (6.8 miles) beneath the surface, their...
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Dogs may be using a secret language that’s been hiding in plain sight—scientists reveal how it works
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These 10 biotech companies are changing how we discover new drugs and treat complex diseases
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Zoo euthanizes 48-year-old rhino after grim health discovery, officials says
A zoo in Utah euthanized a 48-year-old rhino after its health began declining. On Dec. 18, George, a southern white rhino, was euthanized following a...
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Anti-Aging Breakthrough: The Science Behind NAD+ Supplements
Discover the science-backed nad supplement benefits for longevity, energy, and cellular health. Learn how NAD+ boosters can support healthy aging and...
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food & drink
Scientists have discovered a new purpose for your leftover coffee grounds
Many coffee drinkers find unique ways to repurpose leftover coffee grounds, such as to enhance the nutrients in the soil of houseplants. But...
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Newly Discovered Letters Illuminate the Life of a Female Printer Who Published Revolutionary Texts and Pushed the Colonies Toward Independence
The story of how Clementina Rind became a pivotal figure in early American journalism is one of resilience, intellect and fortitude. Navigating...
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nature
Daily briefing: Western scientists get rejected papers published faster
Authors in Western countries are almost 6% more likely than those based in other parts of the world to successfully publish a paper after it has...
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Ultra-rich using jets like taxis, climate scientists warn
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Scientists Quantified The Speed of Human Thought, And It's a Big Surprise
The speed of the human brain's ability to process information has been investigated in a new study, and according to scientists, we're not as...
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space
Scientists Have Figured Out Why Mysterious Craters Are Popping Up Around Siberia
At least 20 massive craters have appeared in Siberia's permafrost since 2014. One vast hole appearing in Siberia's frozen ground is a head-scratcher;...
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food & drink
I Just Discovered a Brilliant Trick for Making a Mason Jar 100x More Useful
If you’re anything like me, you love the practical magic that the humble Mason jar provides. Whether I’m buying sets of them at...
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Scientists Sound the Alarm Over Plastics in Our Brains After Shocking Study
A new commentary highlights the potential health risks of microplastics in our bodies and brains. If the thought of having a spoonful of plastic in...
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nature
How mathematician Freeman Hrabowski opened doors for Black scientists
Over 30 years, the scholarship programme Hrabowski founded has supported more than 1,500 Black students. He spoke to Nature for our new Changemakers...
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Mathematicians have discovered a mind-blowing new kind of infinity
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travel
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For Gut Health, Scientists Recommend Plant-Based Foods
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nature
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business
The Pentagon must balance speed with safety as it modernizes software
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