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7 Discoveries That Revolutionized Science In 2024
The news cycle in 2024 was busy to say the least. Chaotic may be the more appropriate term, with an onslaught of election drama, global humanitarian...
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There's a new way to make everyday products without using fossil fuels
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New Materials Reduce Noise in Pacemakers, Enhancing Patient Comfort
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How a surprising twist on rewilding could help settle our carbon debt
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2024: The Year in Volcanic Activity
Out of an estimated 1,350 active volcanoes worldwide, about 45 have continuing eruptions, and about 80 erupt each year, spewing steam, ash, toxic gases, and lava. In 2024, erupting...
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The Speed of Human Thought Is Far Slower Than the Average Wi-Fi, Study Suggests
The human brain is a biological marvel, stuffed with some 86 billion neurons tangling in ways that even scientists have not yet been able to fully...
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Do Raisins Make You Poop? What Science Says
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Murder hornets have been eradicated in the U.S., officials say
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Here's Where Americans Could See the Northern Lights on New Year's Eve
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Why there's always room for dessert, according to brain science
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London taxi drivers have specialized human mental strategies for expertly navigating their city’s streets, scientists find
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Hatching of 234 tiny creatures provides glimmer of hope for rare Aussie species
This photograph shows what could be the only hope for one of Australia’s rarest fish – captive breeding. Tasmania’s marine environments have become...
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"Black Mirror" reflects on itself
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How Much Rest Do You Need Between Workouts To Build Muscle? Experts Break Down The Science
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Study Reveals Surprising Force Behind Crocodiles' Bizarre Head Scales
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