Europe’s last pandas were giant weaklings who couldn’t even eat bamboo

Analysis of fossilized teeth that were rediscovered in museum archives in Bulgaria has revealed a new species of ancient panda that was likely the last of its kind in Europe.

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BMI: How to calculate it and what it really means for your health

Your BMI is used to define how healthy you are, but does it tell the whole story?

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Copperhead snakes: Facts, bites & babies

Copperhead snakes are common in North America, and have the distinction of biting more people in the United States than any other snake.

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Can turtles really breathe through their butts?

Some freshwater turtles engage in a process akin to butt breathing.

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How to improve circulation

We asked a peripheral vascular disease specialist for tips on improving circulation and whether it’s doable – here’s what we found

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DeepMind AI has discovered the structure of nearly every protein known to science

The DeepMind program AlphaFold has predicted the structures of almost all proteins known to science.

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Does exercise in heat burn more calories?

Does exercise in heat burn more calories? We asked a physiotherapist to explain

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Scientists discover 200 'Goldilocks' zones on the moon where astronauts could survive

Thermal cameras reveal pits, lava tubes and caves that could protect astronauts from extreme temperatures

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Best air purifiers for allergies 2022: Top-rated purifiers to help you breathe easier

We’ve tested a range of the best air purifiers for allergies to help ease your symptoms

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Save over $500 with this ProForm Pro 2000 Smart Treadmill deal on Amazon

Snap up a quality running machine and save 35% with this Amazon ProForm Pro 2000 Smart Treadmill deal

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Dead spiders reanimated as creepy 'necrobots'

Researchers have turned dead wolf spiders into machine grippers that can be used to pick up a variety of objects, including other spiders, by blowing air into their lifeless corpses.

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What's the biggest group of animals ever recorded on Earth?

From expansive underground colonies, to glinting underwater shoals, vast cacophonous flocks, and cloud-blanketing swarms, these animals are top contenders for the title of the world's most numerous group.

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Mystery behind medieval 'bed burials' in UK possibly solved

Bed burials were an unusual rite for Christian women in medieval England.

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Miners just discovered the largest pink diamond in more than 300 years

Miners in Angola have uncovered the largest pink diamond found in more than 300 years, nicknamed the Lulo Rose.

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Here's everything you ever wanted to know about NASA's 'Mega Moon rocket'

NASA's upcoming Space Launch System is amazing in so many ways.

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How to watch 'Jurassic World Dominion'

Here’s how to watch Jurassic World Dominion plus the full rundown of the sixth entry in the dino-sized franchise, which presents a literal Jurassic World.

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66-year-old likely cured of HIV after stem cell transplant

A patient entered remission from cancer and HIV after a transplant.

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Who invented chess?

When and where was chess invented and why is it still so popular around the world?

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13th-century 'Mortar Wreck' is England's oldest-ever preserved sunken ship

Maritime archaeologists have begun efforts to preserve the remains of a 13th-century cargo ship found off England's southern coast, amid revelations that it is the oldest nearly-intact shipwreck in the country.

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Whale sharks are the world’s biggest omnivores, scientists discover

The discovery, made from analyzing whale shark skin samples, could mean that they’re more vulnerable to swallowing plastics.

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Who was Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha?

Siddhartha Gautama, better known as the Buddha, was a spiritual teacher who lived during the fifth and sixth centuries B.C. in India and founded the Buddhist religion.

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Monkeypox: Symptoms, pictures, treatments & vaccines

The monkeypox virus is related to the virus that causes smallpox.

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Russia will withdraw from the ISS as soon as 2025

Russia will withdraw from the International Space Station and focus on building its own orbiting outpost as soon as 2025, Roscosmos told Putin.

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Rare and bizarre tentacle-trailing sea creature caught on video, expedition scientist’s 'mind is blown'

Researchers captured a rare flower-like sea pen on video in the deep sea and believe it could be a new species.

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Polar bears forced to dine on 'batteries and dirty nappies' as climate change pushes them inland

Polar bears are flocking to open landfills in the Arctic as climate change diminishes sea ice, a new study suggests.

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Tomb of ancient Egyptian mercenary commander found in Egypt

Archaeologists have discovered a 2,600-year-old tomb buried at Abusir, Egypt belonging to a man of high status named "Wahibre-mery-Neith," a "commander of foreign mercenaries."

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Nikon D500 review

The Nikon D500 packs almost all the power of a flagship DSLR into a cropped sensor body. Is this still the best pound for pound digital SLR on the market?

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Why does E=mc^2?

Albert Einstein's famous equation E = m^2 connects energy to mass via the speed of light. Find out why E = m^2.

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Strange, never-before-seen diamond crystal structure found inside 'Diablo canyon' meteorite

Graphene found interlocked with diamonds inside an ancient meteorite could be the key to superfast, supercharged tech.

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How much does the soul weigh?

Legend has it that the soul weighs 21 grams, but science can neither prove the existence of the soul nor weigh one.

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Best shark movies of all time, ranked

We're gonna need a bigger boat as we hunt down the best shark movies of all time, according to our team.

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What's the most popular color in the world?

The most popular color can vary by culture, gender and time.

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Ice age children frolicked in 'giant sloth puddles' 11,000 years ago, footprints reveal

More than 11,000 years ago, children in what is now New Mexico splashed in muddy puddles made from sloth footprints, new research shows.

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Does wine help you live longer?

People from food cultures where wine is a daily part of life have famously low rates of heart disease and long lives. But does drinking wine actually help you live longer?

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Why does the Rosetta Stone have 3 kinds of writing?

Here's why ancient Egypt's Rosetta Stone has three texts that say the exact same thing.

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Earth's crust is dripping 'like honey' into its interior under the Andes

The process is called lithospheric drip, and scientists have only recently begun wrapping their heads around it.

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The Pentagon is officially opening a UFO investigation office

The Pentagon announced that it will soon open a new office dedicated to UFO sightings, called the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO)

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'Universal language network' identified in the brain

Brain scans revealed a "map" of this universal language network.

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Board game deals 2022: Save on modern greats and family classics

Pass go, collect $200 and then grab a bargain with these amazing board game deals.

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Where do electrons get energy to spin around an atom's nucleus?

Quantum mechanics explains why the electrons can keep spinning indefinitely.

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Why do seashells sound like the ocean?

A seashell held to your ear may sound like the ocean, but so does cupping your hand or holding a bowl at the same spot. Here's why.

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Trap-jaw ants' lightning-fast bite should rip their heads apart. Here's why it doesn't.

A unique "dual spring" powers the ant's jaws.

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New York resident infected with polio, marking 1st US case in a decade

A Rockland County resident tested positive for poliovirus.

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Exercising with sciatica: Here’s how to do it, according to the experts

Worried about exercising with sciatica? Our experts explain how to do it safely and what exercises you should avoid

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World's oldest male panda dies at 35 after weeks of 'deteriorating health'

An An, the oldest male panda ever in captivity, has died at age 35 in a Hong Kong zoo.

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Signs of cancer found in mysterious 'pregnant' Egyptian mummy

Researchers in Poland have revealed that a mysterious pregnant mummy from ancient Egypt shows signs of cancer.

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'First of its kind' triple star system likely gobbled up a 4th star

Astronomers have detected a new triple star system, known as TIC 470710327, that is unlike any similar system seen before. Computer simulations revealed that the strange system likely used to contain a fourth star.

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NASA's gargantuan Mega Moon Rocket could head to space as soon as Aug. 29

NASA announced that its Artemis-1 mission could launch as soon as Aug. 29, flying the most powerful rocket ever built around the moon and back.

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NYC beaches briefly closed for swimming after 'multiple' shark sightings

It's New York State Park policy to suspend swimming following a shark sighting.

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Scientists pinpoint the exact moment in evolutionary time when mammals became warm-blooded

Scientists figured out the origin of warm-bloodedness in mammals by analyzing the ears of 341 living and extinct species.

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'Canyon of fire' solar storm will slam into Earth today or tomorrow

The solar material was launched from a snapping solar filament

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Why heat waves kill so quickly

Britain broke an all-time heat record this week, and a heat wave in the U.S. stretched from California to the South.

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How long does it take to make petrified wood?

Here's the science behind petrified wood, including what it is, how long it takes to form and whether it's useful in the research world.

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Wildfires blaze in London during record heatwave

Fires such as those caused by a recent record-breaking heatwave in Europe will likely become more common as the climate warms, scientists say.

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Mars' oldest meteorite traced to strange double impact crater

Scientists made the discovery by assessing over 94 million craters on Mars

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Meteor impact left 'uncorrectable' damage to the Webb telescope's mirror, new report shows

The James Webb Space Telescope has been hit by at least 19 tiny meteors since launching in December 2021, and new images reveal the damage.

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How to get stronger

We take a science-led, physical trainer-approved deep dive into how to get stronger

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What are air pockets?

What are air pockets and can they cause planes to crash?

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Does cardio kill gains? Here’s what the science says

An exercise physiologist separates fact from fiction to answer, does cardio kill gains?

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Vegan diet plan for beginners: 7-days of meals & tips

Use this seven-day vegan meal plan to eat healthy plant-based meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner all week

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'Unlucky' creatures that enter rare Red Sea brine pools are immediately stunned to death

Scientists recently discovered rare brine pools — dense, salty depressions — at the bottom of the Red Sea, where microbes thrive under extreme conditions.

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7-day DASH diet meal plan

Use this seven-day meal plan to follow the DASH diet with ease

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Cave explorers discover a 19th-century mining scene preserved like a time capsule

While exploring an old mine in northwestern England, a group of cavers stumbled upon 200-year-old personal items and equipment left by 19th-century cobalt miners.

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Yoga for digestion: How it works and how to achieve a healthier gut

Our experts explain how yoga for digestion may improve symptoms of IBS

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What are calories?

Calories are units of energy. But how does an understanding of calories help with weight control and weight loss?

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Best rowing machines 2022: Top picks from NordicTrack, ProForm, Hydrow and more

We've tried and tested the best rowing machines on the market – here's how we rank them.

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Why do we get goosebumps?

Why do we get goosebumps when we're cold, afraid or inspired? Learn why humans sport this evolutionary adaptation.

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Eight benefits of prebiotics

We dig into the science behind the potential benefits of prebiotics

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7-day keto diet plan & meals

Try this dietitian-approved keto diet plan with ideas for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

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Why is tobacco so addictive?

Here's what happens in people's brains when they use tobacco products.

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1.4 million-year-old jawbone may belong to oldest known human relative in Europe

1.4 million-year-old jawbone found in Spain could be tied to the first European human relative.

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Why is exercise important, according to the science?

We all know engaging in physical activity can do us the world of good, but why is exercise important? We asked an expert to find out more

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Ulcerative colitis diet: What to eat to manage symptoms

A tailored diet for ulcerative colitis may provide you with some relief

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Hidden Van Gogh self-portrait discovered under 'peasant woman' painting

An X-ray revealed an unknown self-portrait of Vincent van Gogh hidden behind one of his paintings.

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What human-made structures can be seen from space?

Can anything crafted by humans be viewed with the naked eye from space, or would astronauts need to use binoculars?

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Skyscraper-size asteroid will blaze past Earth in a close approach this Sunday

The skyscraper-size asteroid 2022 KY4 will make its closest recorded approach to Earth on Sunday, July 17, passing within about 3.8 million miles.

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SpaceX launched its 25th cargo mission to the International Space Station. Here's what's on board.

On July 14, SpaceX launched its 25th cargo mission to the International Space Station, carrying supplies and equipment for NASA experiments.

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Hidden ancient Roman 'Bridge of Nero' emerges from the Tiber during severe drought

A drought in Rome has caused the remains of the so-called Bridge of Nero, or Pons Neronianus, to become visible in the Tiber River.

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Detox diets & cleanses: What science really says

We separate fact from fiction when it comes to detox diets and cleanses

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1.2 billion-year-old groundwater is some of the oldest on Earth

Researchers discovered 1.2 billion-year-old groundwater inside a mine in South Africa.

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A giant comet will swoop by Earth tonight. Here's how to watch it live.

One of the farthest active comets ever spotted makes its closest approach to Earth on July 14, 2022 and here's how you can catch the action live.

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CDC's monkeypox case count passes 1,000: Here's what you need to know

At least 1,050 people in the U.S. have been diagnosed with monkeypox.

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55,000 beluga whales are on the move, and you can watch their migration live

In celebration of Arctic Sea Ice Day (July 15), viewers can tune in to watch beluga whales frolic in Hudson Bay by the thousands.

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Type 3 diabetes: symptoms, causes and treatments

The term ‘type 3 diabetes’ has been used by some to describe Alzheimer’s disease

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Save over $80 on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 with this incredible deal

Save 30% on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, the first Samsung smartwatch to capture advanced body composition

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Best Garmin deals: Save money on smartwatches and improve fitness

Take a look at our list of the best Garmin deals around and find a smartwatch that suits your needs and budget

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Looking for discounted exercise bikes? Here the biggest deals you can find right now

Looking for the cheapest exercise bikes on sale? These top deals could save you a lot of money

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Man’s 'overzealous' vitamin D use led to overdose, hospitalization

A man's overzealous intake of vitamin D supplements ended poorly, requiring a hospital stay for over a week.

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5 great Amazon Prime Day dental deals for a brighter smile

We've rounded up the best discounts across a range of oral care products, helping you achieve a whiter smile this Prime Day

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Keep cool with Prime Day savings on CELSIUS grapefruit fitness drinks

Save $10 on a pack of 12 CELSIUS sparkling grapefruit fitness drinks - packed with seven essential vitamins

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Get 34% of the BLUEAIR 411 Air Purifier on Amazon Prime Day

This Amazon Prime Day deal on the BLUEAIR 411 will save you $46 on one of our favorite air purifers

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Save up to 28% on top-rated Celestron binoculars this Amazon Prime Day

One of our top binocular brands is up to $30 cheaper, allowing you to look at nature or space for less.

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Amazon Prime Day massage gun deals: Save up to 60% on top-rated products

Save up to 60% off massage guns from Hypervolt, Theragun, HoMedics, RENPHO and more this Amazon Prime Day

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Save up to $300 on the latest Dell XPS 15 laptop in Prime Day sales

Best Buy is currently offering 10% off the Dell XPS 15, a powerhouse of a coding laptop that's great for students too.

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Oral B electric toothbrush deals: save over $100 with the Amazon Prime Day sales

There are some huge Oral B electric toothbrush deals available right now, thanks to the Amazon Prime Day sales

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The James Webb Space Telescope's first images are here, and they're spectacular

On Tuesday (July 12), NASA revealed the five debut images of the James Webb Space Telescope — the most powerful space telescope in history.

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How to lose weight with Amazon Prime Day

Five great deals to help you shed pounds and save dollars

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8,200-year-old burials in Russia contain pendants crafted from human bone

Pendants from a Stone Age graveyard in Russia turn out to be made out of human bone, a surprising new analysis shows.

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Oral B electric toothbrush deals: save money on dental health today!

Improve your dental health with the best price Oral B electric toothbrush deals

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Bulk buy protein powders: best Prime Day deals

Save up to 35% on award-winning protein powders with these Prime Day deals – tasty and nutritious

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Save over $300 when you shop the best rowing machines on sale, including MaxKare, Stamina and more

Grab a bargain with the best rowing machines on sale to enjoy one of the best bang-for-your-buck workouts around

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The oldest, brightest black holes in the universe were born from violent gas attacks, new study suggests

Researchers found that streams of cold gas could create 'seeds' of quasars — ultraluminous supermassive black holes — in the early universe, solving a decades-old mystery.

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Best walking treadmills 2022

We've tried and tested a bunch of the best walking treadmills. Here are our top picks from LifeSpan, Mobvoi and WalkingPad.

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How to avoid breast pain when running

How to avoid breast pain when running: tips and tricks to stay pain-free on your next run

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14 ways to eat more vegetables for breakfast

Give your morning meal a health-kick with these simple ways to eat more vegetables for breakfast

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Are 'home remedies' for abortion safe? (Experts say no.)

"There is no 'natural abortifacient' that is safe and effective," an expert said.

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Why does ancient Egypt's distinctive art style make everything look flat?

Egyptian art is easily recognizable, but many cultures used similar approaches to represent people and objects.

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How to gain muscle

An introduction on how to gain muscle, including rep ranges, tips, tricks and more

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State abortion bans may limit access to drug used to treat lupus and cancer

Patients have reported issues filling methotrexate prescriptions.

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Scientists dismiss Coyote Peterson's 'large primate skull' discovery as fake

The YouTuber posted about the skull on social media.

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NASA spacecraft touched an asteroid, and the surface was 'fluffy'

Asteroid Bennu nearly swallowed the OSIRIS-REx probe when it touched down on the rock to collect a sample, revealing that the space rock's nature was much different than scientists had thought.

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What is the link between IBS and anxiety?

IBS and anxiety are closely linked – we look at the science behind both conditions

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What is heart rate variability?

What is heart rate variability? We combed through the latest studies to find out what this metric reveals about your health.

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Deep-sea squid mom carries dazzling pearl-like string of eggs

A new video captured by a remotely operated vehicle off the California coast shows a female deep-sea squid carrying hundreds of eggs in a gelatinous string. It is only the second time this unusual behavior has ever been seen in this species.

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What to eat after wisdom teeth removal

Feeling sore after dental surgery? Here’s what to eat after wisdom teeth removal, and what to avoid if you’re uncomfortable

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Mysterious 'vampire-slayer kit' sells at auction for $15,600

A "vampire-slayer kit" once owned by a British aristocrat has sold for nearly $15,600 at auction.

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Best fitness trackers 2022

We’ve been testing the best fitness trackers for years – here are the ones that we really rate.

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Giant meat-eating dinosaur had a fancy skull and wee arms like T. rex

A newly described Cretaceous dinosaur had puny arms like Tyrannosaurus rex, though the two species were not closely related.

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Does vegan collagen actually work?

We've asked the experts everything you need to know about ‘vegan collagen’ and whether there’s any science behind this wellness trend

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New James Webb Space Telescope test image reveals deepest ever glimpse into the infrared universe

An engineering image acquired during testing of one of James Webb Space Telescope's instruments reveals hundreds of distant galaxies in the deepest ever glimpse into the infrared universe.

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Withings ScanWatch Horizon review

The Withings ScanWatch Horizon - finally, a smart and sartorial fitness tracker

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What is the best place to wear a fitness tracker?

We grilled an expert on the best place to wear a fitness tracker

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Scientists just detected a bus-sized asteroid that will fly extremely close to Earth tonight

Astronomers detected a small asteroid called 2022 NF that will pass within 23% of the distance from Earth to the moon tonight.

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How fitness trackers monitor your sleep

These smart, stylish devices provide an impressive array of data; here’s how fitness trackers monitor your sleep

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Dinosaurs took over the planet because they could endure the cold, scientists say

The researchers say their findings defy stereotypes of dinosaurs only thriving in warm, humid environments.

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Explore the microscopic world with this student microscope, now $50 off

This microscope kit contains all you need to get started with magnification, and it’s 33% off at Amazon.

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Ways to stay cool in the heat

It’s summer and the temperature is rising. Here are expert tips on ways to stay cool in the heat

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What are core muscles?

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Can protein shakes help you gain weight?

Protein powders are effective at helping to build muscle shortly after a workout. But can protein shakes help you gain weight?

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Can minds persist when they are cut off from the world?

It may sound like science fiction, but can actual science keep a brain alive in a vat?

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Echelon Smart Rower review

The Echelon Smart Rower is a great way to get a full-body workout at home, but it comes with a high price tag

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Large Hadron Collider switches on at highest ever power level to look for dark matter

Physicists say the third run will collect more data than the previous two combined.

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Step aside hipsters, scientists need your coconut water to artificially inseminate pigs

Coconut water has become a trendy replacement for sports drinks. But scientists have discovered another use for the liquid: transporting sperm to artificially inseminate pigs.

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Listeria outbreak that sickened 23 people tied to ice cream brand

More contaminated products may be identified in the future.

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GoFit Super Ab Wheel review

The GoFit Super Ab Wheel is a super-wide and grippy premium performer, primed for all ability levels

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GymShark Ab Roller review

The GymShark Ab Roller provides the perfect amount of instability to help carve a leaner torso, but it’s more suited to those adept at handling ab wheels

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Perfect Fitness Ab Carver Pro review

The Perfect Fitness Ab Carver Pro promises to challenge the core credentials of beginners and pros, but taller users may want to consider other options

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SKLZ Core Wheels review

Our in-house tester put the SKLZ Core Wheels through their paces, and it's safe to say they were impressed with the results

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Does tea really help with digestion?

Bloating, cramps and indigestion? Find out — does tea help with digestion?

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10 antioxidant rich foods to include in your diet

These antioxidant rich foods may help you to fight free radicals and improve your long-term health

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How to track your macros

A step-by-step guide on how to track your macros, to optimize your diet, lose body fat and gain muscle

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Sharks: Facts about the ocean's apex predators

Sharks are a diverse group of often-misunderstood fish. Learn more about these predators, including their evolution, habitat, diet and behavior.

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Ulcerative colitis: symptoms, causes and treatment

Everything you need to know about ulcerative colitis

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10 Most Delicious Snacks to Bring on the Plane

Have you been desperately looking for snacks to bring for your upcoming flight? Although there are times when we find acceptable snacks (which unfortunately cost too much), most of the times we’re too unlucky to find food tailored to our taste. The boxes of in-flight snacks usually contain food which we won’t enjoy or eat too!

We have good news for you. Avoid the airport snacks. You can bring some snacks with you which don’t cost too expensive and are fit for your tastebuds. To save you from pre-flight stress, here are the 10 most delicious snacks to bring on the plane, which also comply with the 3-1-1 stringent rule of TSA.

1. Beef Jerky

If you love meat, this snack is perfect for you! Beef Jerky is a snack that offers several variations of meat and seasonings, you can choose from bacon, chicken, lamb, buffalo, and even turkey! The Whole Food Epic Bars offer a diverse variety of snacks that come with a twist, aside from its convenient packaging, which you can bring whenever you go. Epic Bars also included unique spices and fruits in their traditional jerky. It is as if you are bringing a whole meal on a plane with this snack!

2. Dried Fruit

A healthy and refreshing snack with different available varieties in stores can make something extraordinary. You can try on buying different kinds of dried fruit to create your mix. A simple mix presented is a tropical version of dried fruit snack mix and is a great partner during your flight. All you need to do is have fun experimenting with different variations of fruits you love to create the perfect dried fruit mix that you fancy.

3. Veggie on the go

Did you say veggies? You can find any kind of bean or veggie that you like, whether dried, seasoned, dehydrated or roasted, for your satisfaction. Not yet convinced? Well, chickpeas, kale, sprouted flax, broccoli, and seaweed are just some of the options they have.

4. Breakfast

These easy-to-pack snack options are perfect on-the-go for a morning meal. Granola bars are always the favorite choice which now come with different fancy toppings and flavors, but if your taste buds are looking for something new, you can opt for chocolate crepes in a bar.

5. Sweets

If you have a sweet tooth, these snacks are for you! Add color to your flight with these sweet snacks. There are tons of these in a supermarket but try thin cookie crisps, mini biscotti, or a pack of French pure butter cookies, an excellent partner to your tea or coffee. Or, if you are still craving more sweets, you can add red licorice or chocolate-coated peanut candies.

6. Cheese & Crackers

If you love this classic combo during the flight, you can just bring your own cheese and crackers without costing you a lot than ordering in-flight. Just find a suitable cracker that you can slip on a tiny bag, and you are good to go! Less hassle, plus you can save more than ordering a glass of wine at an airline.

7. Fresh Snacks

Peanut butter and apple pair is an excellent snack if you prefer something fresh and healthy during your flight. These nut butters in individual pouches are TSA-approved plus hassle-free to eat without needing a bulky jar as nut butters container or a knife. You can pack a whole apple or if you want it already sliced, keep apple slices inside a zip-top bag and partner it with the nut butter spread you bought. If you are not a fan of apples, you can also pack bananas since it is easy to transport as well.

8. Chocolate

Craving for some chocolates? You can pack your own favorite chocolate bars or this Hershey’s chocolate, it’s very convenient to bring and carry!

9. Alternative Chips

Who doesn’t want potato chips for snacks? Potato chips have always been the people’s favorite but if you like to try something new-this Kettle Corn is perfect while you are watching your favorite shows on your flight. Annie’s Cheddar Snack Mix is another alternative to spice up your favorite movies. This snack is a combination of cheese and crackers in a box, a better choice than a normal airline snack that they offer. These are just a few chip alternative ideas you might want to try. Enjoy the flavors while you are having a smooth sailing flight!

10. Trail Mix

Trader Joe’s offers several different mixes of trail mix like fruits, candies, nuts, yogurt, granola, chocolates and etc. You might spot something you fancy with the wide variety of options of trail mix they have.

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Save $200 on the latest MacBook Pro at Amazon

Apple’s latest MacBook Pro as well as many more models are reduced at Amazon.

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Where is Attila the Hun's tomb?

Attila the Hun invaded the Roman Empire and led the Hunnic Empire in Central Asia. But where was he buried?

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South African fossils may rewrite history of human evolution

Fossils found at the Sterkfontein Caves in South Africa may be much older than previously thought.

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Why do people believe in conspiracy theories?

Even when there is substantial evidence to the contrary, the allure of conspiracy theories may be too powerful for some to resist.

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Three people gored by bison in a month at Yellowstone National Park. Why do these attacks happen?

There have been three separate incidents of people being gored by bison in Yellowstone National Park in the last month. Park officials say people must keep a respectful distance or risk being charged by the massive mammals.

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When did Earth's first forests emerge?

Forests took millions of years to evolve after the first land plants arrived, waiting for precursors to roots and branches to arrive and for CO2 levels to get just right.

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It's raining anchovies in San Francisco

An unusual surge in anchovy populations has led to the fish raining down on San Francisco. Here's why.

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Stunning solar eclipse caught by NASA in incredible closeup

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory in outer space spotted a solar eclipse when the moon passed in front of the sun on June 29, 2022.

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Listeria outbreak tied to 22 hospitalizations, 1 death

The cases emerged between January 2021 and June 2022.

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Amazon Prime Day 2022 Deals on Fitness and Health

Find the best Amazon Prime Day fitness deals along with bargains on wellness and nutrition

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Octopuses may be so terrifyingly smart because they share humans' genes for intelligence

Genetic analysis of octopuses identified DNA sequences in their brains called transposons, which may help regulate learning.

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Never-before-seen crystals found in perfectly preserved meteorite dust

Researchers have discovered tiny, never-before-seen carbon crystals in meteorite dust left over from the explosion of the Chelyabinsk meteor in 2013.

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Newfound viruses named for Norse gods could have fueled the rise of complex life

These viruses were found in hot springs and the deep sea.

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