Butt Implants Linked to Rare Cancer in First Reported Case

A woman with buttock implants was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer that, until now, has largely been linked with breast implants.

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Painted Wolves: The Colorful Carnivores of the African Wild

A pack of long-legged, big-eared mammals chirps its way to one of the highest known hunting success rates. Yet, the hunting strategy of the painted wolves brings them into areas that threaten their very existence.

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Here's the Science Behind Finding North Korea's Nuclear Weapons

Remote monitoring can reveal a lot.

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The World's Smallest Baby Boy Is Even More Remarkable Than You Think

In August 2018, a baby boy was born in Tokyo weighing only 9.45 ounces (268 grams) — about the weight of a bag of potato chips.

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THC vs. CBD: Which Marijuana Compound Is More Beneficial?

A new study suggests that marijuana’s main active ingredient, THC may be more important for therapeutic effects.

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Tropical Spiders Cause ‘Surprising Amount of Death,’ Hunting Opossums, Frogs and More

In the Amazon lowlands, spiders as big as dinner plates dine on opossums.

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Mysterious 'Planet Nine' Is Probably 5 to 10 Times the Size of Earth

There could be a planet hiding out on the distant frontiers of our solar system. Astronomers have published new details about what it probably looks like.

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'Extraordinarily Rare' Semi-Identical Twins Were Born in Australia

Twins can be fraternal, identical — and in extremely rare cases — semi-identical.

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Prickly Pear Cactus Needles Are Oldest Tattoo Tool in Western North America

A 2,000-year-old spiky object recently rediscovered in museum storage is the oldest known tattoo-making tool from western North America, a new study finds.

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Mayan Artifacts Used in Ritual Sacrifices Discovered at the Bottom of Sacred Lake

The sunken artifacts include ceremonial bowls and obsidian blades that may have been used in ancient animal sacrifices.

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Newfound 'FarFarOut' Is Most Distant Solar System Body Ever Seen

Astronomers just discovered an object, dubbed FarFarOut, that lies 140 astronomical units from the sun. That's 140 times the Earth-sun distance, which is about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers).

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Doctors Often Miss Colorectal Cancer in Younger Adults, New Study Suggests

In recent years, there's been an alarming rise in colorectal cancer cases among young adults

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An Exploding Asteroid Blasted Across Mars' Surface in the Last 10 Years

Sometime in the last decade, something heavy slammed into the Martian atmosphere and blasted apart into a hard rain of superheated material.

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What Are Radio Waves?

Radio waves help us communicate across close and far distances. They also help us identify otherwise invisible objects in space.

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Oldest Frog Relative from North America Could Fit on Your Pinky Finger

It's possible that during the Triassic period, the crocodile-like phytosaur snapped at a frog-like creature, but missed. It's a good thing it did, because 216 million years later, paleontologists have found the fossils of these tiny frogs.

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Dramatic Moment Shark Clamps Jaws Down on Parrotfish Captured in Exhilarating Photo

A parrotfish in peril won a prominent photo prize.

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Photos of Colorful, Majestic Marine Creatures Are 'A Visual Feast'

Photographers from around the world competed to take home the top prizes in the 2019 Underwater Photographer of the Year contest.

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What Is Infrared?

Infrared radiation plays a big role in our lives. It's what makes up half of the total energy released by the sun and it's what your TV remote shoots at the receiver when you're changing the channel.

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California's Hidden Threat: High-Risk Volcanoes That Might Erupt in the Next Decade

California has several volcanoes that are at "high risk" or "very high risk" of erupting.

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Tiny Trails of Suffocating Mollusks Found at the Bottom of the Great Blue Hole

Conch graveyards and incredible mineral growths abound

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Ripples in Space-Time Could Help Solve Cosmic Mystery of How Fast Universe Is Expanding

Analyzing ripples in the fabric of space and time created by pairs of dead stars may soon solve a cosmic mystery surrounding how quickly the universe is expanding — if scientists are lucky.

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Humpback Whale That Washed Ashore in Amazon Jungle Was Likely Sick

How did a humpback whale get stranded in the Amazon?

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A Man's Trouble Smelling Was Caused By a Tooth Growing in His Nose

A man got a completely unexpected diagnosis after he told his doctors that for the past two years, his left nostril had been stuffy, drippy and losing its ability to smell.

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Ram-Headed Sphinx Abandoned by King Tut's Grandfather Found in Egypt

A giant, unfinished ram-headed sphinx has been found in a quarry site near the Nile.

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Photos: The Ram-Headed Sphinx of Gebel el-Silsila

Archaeologists discovered a ram-headed sphinx dating back some 3,700 years at a famous site in Egypt.

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Someone Decapitated a 'Crusader' Mummy in Ireland and Ran Off with Its Head

Police in Ireland are looking for the head of a very tall mummy.

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Fat Rat Rescued from Manhole Cover by Germany's Loveliest Firefighters

A particularly plump rat had an adventure this weekend after it got stuck in a manhole cover and had to be freed by local firefighters and animal rescuers.

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What Are Parabens?

Parabens can be found in a wide variety of cosmetics, foods, beverages and pharmaceuticals — but are they bad for you?

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Charles Dickens Plotted to Send His Sane Wife to an Asylum

Being married to Victorian author Charles Dickens was definitely not the best of times.

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Ocean Microphones May Have Recorded Lost Malaysian Jet's Crash … Thousands of Miles from Search Sites

The lost airliner Flight 370 may have crashed thousands of miles from the search locations, according to new research based on sounds recorded in the ocean after the passenger jet disappeared in March 2014.

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Man's Radioactive Remains Spread Radiation All Over Cremation Chamber

Doctors in Arizona injected a 69-year-old man with a drug designed to shrink tumors growing in his body. The drug was radioactive. The man was cremated.

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Maybe Dying Stars Fart So Much Because They're in a Relationship

These stars aren't really that gassy, they just look like they are.

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Scientists Finally Solve Mystery of Tiny, Ancient Worm’s ‘Mismatched’ Head and Body

A type of ancient, microscopic worm hid its jaws from scientists for more than 100 years.

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Mount Vesuvius Didn't Kill Everyone in Pompeii. Where Did the Survivors Go?

Where did the refugees from Pompeii go after Mount Vesuvius erupted in A.D. 79?

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At-Home Test for Colorectal Cancer Could Simplify Screening

An at-home screening test for colorectal cancer may be as good an option as a colonoscopy, a new review study finds.

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Barren Desert 'Fairy Circles' Caused By … Rain?

Odd patterns of bare patches called "fairy circles" found in only two places on Earth may be the result of heavy rain and hot weather.

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Why This Man's Blood Turned 'Milky' Colored

The man's blood fat levels were off the charts.

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Climate Change Could Make These Super-Common Clouds Extinct, Which Would Scorch the Planet

Carbon dioxide emissions could wipe out one of Earth's most common types of clouds. That's bad news.

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Failed 1970s Venus Probe Could Crash to Earth This Year

The Soviet Union launched the Cosmos 482 Venus probe on March 31, 1972. But the failed Venus craft is crashing back to Earth soon.

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Stolen Mummy Feet, Arms and More Found Stashed in Speakers at Cairo Airport

Egyptian officials at the airport discovered smuggled mummy parts.

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Physicists Just Solved a 35-Year-Old Mystery Hidden Inside Atomic Cores

The quarks inside atoms move slower than the quarks inside free-floating protons and neutrons. But why?

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This Weight Loss Strategy Takes Just 15 Minutes a Day

A new study suggests that monitoring your diet may not be as much work as you think.

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21 Totally Sweet Spider Superlatives

What's the largest spider? The fastest? The weirdest? This list has all of your arachnid records covered.

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Ming Dynasty Skeletons Reveal Secrets of Foot-Binding

Foot-binding was practiced for 1,000 years in China, but archaeologists are only starting to study this form of body modification.

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Weird 'Snowman-Pancake' Asteroid Gets Its Close-Up. And It Really Is an Oddball.

The best-ever photos of Ultima Thule have made it down to Earth, and they heighten the intrigue about the frigid and faraway world.

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If You Don't Have This Gene, You May Recover Better from a Stroke

This gene is the same gene at the center of the recent CRISPR babies controversy.

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A 12-Year-Old Built a Fusion Reactor in His Playroom

A 12-year-old kid from Tennessee created a nuclear reaction in his family's playroom. Here's how he did it.

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Why Does Earth Have an Atmosphere?

Earth's atmosphere is enormous, so far reaching that it even affects the International Space Station's route. But how did this giant gaseous envelope form?

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An Iceberg Twice the Size of NYC Could Soon Break Off Antarctica

Lengthening cracks in the Brunt Ice Shelf spell trouble for the shelf's future.

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10 Largest Dams Around the World that Should be Visited Once in a Lifetime

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Inca Ritual Baths Fed by Waterfall Reveals More of Its Secrets

Cutting-edge radar and laser scans and on-the-ground excavations are revealing just how the Inca built and used a ceremonial complex more than 500 years ago.

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A 'Dragon Aurora' Appeared in the Sky Over Iceland, and NASA Is a Little Confused

Why did Maleficent suddenly appear over Iceland?

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Microwaved Grapes Spit Plasma, and Scientists Finally Know Why

Why do grapes ignite when you microwave them? At long last, science has an answer.

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A Stunning 'Firefall' Flared to Life in Yosemite This Week

The firefall has returned to Yosemite. All hail the firefall.

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Biblical Archaeology: The Study of Biblical Sites & Artifacts

Biblical archaeologists work to uncover the truths and inaccuracies of ancient biblical texts.

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Why It'll Take Israel's Lunar Lander 8 Weeks to Get to the Moon

An Israeli moon lander just took to the skies, but we'll all have to wait nearly two months for its historic touchdown try.

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Sunscreen 'Sea Change' May Be Coming with New FDA Rules

The FDA is proposing new sunscreen regulations aimed at improving the safety and effectiveness of these products.

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480-Million-Year-Old Mystery Creature Finally Identified from Its Preserved Guts

For the past 150 years, scientists have hotly debated a mysterious creature that lived hundreds of millions of years ago. And now, with the discovery of stunningly detailed fossils in Morocco, paleontologists have finally ID'd the bizarre life-forms.

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Photos: Cretaceous 'Night Mouse' Was a Wee Mammal

Paleontologists have unearthed a new 69 million-year-old mammal species in the North Slope of Alaska.

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Tiny Dino-Era 'Night Mouse' Found Above Arctic Circle

A tiny Cretaceous mammal lived among the northernmost dinosaurs on Earth.

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This Bird's Body Is Half Male, Half Female. So Is Its Brain.

Male cardinals are red. Females are tan. This one is both at the same time.

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Scientists Have Created Synthetic DNA with 4 Extra Letters

Will scientists ever be able to create 'better' DNA in the lab than evolution did in nature?

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Mighty T. Rex Began As Cute, Deer-Size Dino

Apex predator T. rex had very humble beginnings.

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Hawaii's False Missile Alert Shows Americans Have No Idea What to Do in Nuclear Attack

An erroneous alert about a nuclear attack was sent to Hawaii residents. The ensuing confusion and hysteria revealed that Americans are not prepared.

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A Woman Died After Reportedly Eating Prized Mushrooms at Fancy Restaurant in Spain

A woman has died and more than two dozen others are ill after eating at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Spain.

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What Are Neutrinos?

Billions of them are passing through every centimeter of your body right this instant, but you can't feel them. What are these mysterious "little neutral ones?"

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Huge Open Buckets of Uranium Ore Found at Grand Canyon? Totally Fine, Experts Say.

Pay no attention to those buckets of radioactive uranium in the Grand Canyon museum, they're probably nothing to worry about, experts say.

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Our Atmosphere Is So Big It Tickles the Moon

The wispy outermost layer of Earth's atmosphere extend much deeper into space than scientists realized -- deep enough that the moon orbits through it.

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Could Earth's Oceans Ever Boil Away?

When will the end come for the oceans?

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This Massive, Nightmare Bee Was Once Thought Extinct. Not Anymore.

The world's biggest bee species has been feared extinct since it was last seen in 1981.

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A Brilliant Daytime Meteor Exploded Over Cuba This Month. Here's Where It Came From

Astronomers just got the goods on the meteor that flared up over Cuba earlier this month.

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This Fish Just Gave Evolution the Finger and Got Pregnant

Mary's species of fish never evolved to have sex or incubate live young. She did it anyway.

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Kratom 'Poisonings' Have Increased 50-Fold in Recent Years

Calls to U.S. poison centers regarding the herbal supplement kratom have increased dramatically in recent years.

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Meet Hippocamp: Neptune's Smallest Moon Has a Name (and a Violent Past)

A faint and frigid little moon doesn't have to go by "Neptune XIV" anymore.

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How Are Elements Grouped in the Periodic Table?

Don't worry, the periodic table of elements isn't as confusing as it looks.

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What the Heck Is a Blobfish?

The blobfish may be ugly on land, but it's rather handsome where it belongs — deep under the ocean.

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Yes, That Viking Warrior Buried with Weapons Really Was a Woman

Researchers answer questions following the explosive finding that a Viking warrior was biologically female.

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Photos: Viking Warrior Is Actually a Woman

Here's what the Viking warrior woman may have looked like.

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What Are the Milankovitch Cycles?

Earth has many moves.

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Was Roman Emperor Nero's Evil Reputation Just 'Fake News'?

Did the infamously cruel Nero really do all the terrible things that historians reported?

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Mountain Range More Rugged Than the Rockies Found Buried Deep Within Earth

Ain't no mountain rough enough like those 660 kilometers deep in the ground.

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A High-Fat Diet May Be Bad for Your Gut Bacteria

Eating too much fat may be bad for your gut bacteria, a new study from China suggests.

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Japan Just Shot a Fake Asteroid with a Space Bullet … for Science

Say you need to prepare to shoot bullets into an asteroid and suck up the debris kicked up from the blast, then tuck it away for safekeeping.

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Trump Signs Directive to Create a Military Space Force

The Space Force just took a big step from sci-fi-sounding dream toward reality.

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Why Do So Many Americans Now Support Legalizing Marijuana?

Here's why public opinion has changed dramatically in favor of pot legalization.

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5,600-Year-Old Human Skull Bone Fished Out of the Thames by Lucky 'Mudlarker'

Someone found this 5,600-year-old skull fragment while sifting through the muddy shore of the River Thames.

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The 'Rubber Ducky' Comet Is Stressed and Keeps Cracking Its Neck

Comet 67P's head has spent 4.5 billion years trying to twist away from its neck. And that's caused some stress fractures.

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'Young Blood' Transfusions to Prevent Aging Are Unproven and Risky, FDA Warns

If you think the idea of getting a transfusion with "young blood" to ward off aging sounds far-fetched, well, U.S. health officials agree.

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In Photos: Stunning Views of Grand Canyon National Park

It is not the widest nor longest nor deepest canyon in the world, but the Grand Canyon of northern Arizona is certainly one of the most impressive and most visited natural wonders found on the planet

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WWII Sailor in Controversial 'The Kiss' Photo Dies at 95

The story behind a WWII photo of a kiss between strangers is far less romantic than once thought.

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Stonehenge May Have First Stood in Wales, According to Speculative Idea

The iconic megaliths that make up Stonehenge may have once stood in a temporary monument, not too far from where they were quarried in Wales.

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Here's Why Great White Sharks Are Natural-Born Superheroes

What's the secret to being a badass great white shark? Millions of years of highly specialized genetic evolution.

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Customs Letter About a Long-Lost Suitcase Leads to Artifacts from Desert with Early 'Jesus' Painting

The ancient desert village of Shivta in southern Israel made headlines when archaeologists discovered a wall painting there that is thought to show the baptism of Jesus Christ, the earliest representation of Christ known in Israel.

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'River of Stars' Streaming Through the Milky Way Was Hiding in Plain Sight for 1 Billion Years

This cluster of stars has been visible for a long time, but scientists only just now realized they're part of the same cosmic river.

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The 'Supermoon' Syndrome Rises with February's Full Moon

Why did "supermoon" become such a thing?

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A Single Earthquake Can Move Millions of Tons of Carbon into Earth's Deepest Trenches

Earthquakes may be dumping millions of tons of carbon into the Earth's deepest cracks. And scientists aren't sure what that means.

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Marvel at This Glittering 'Galaxy' Inside a Fly's Testicles

The "stars" in this photo aren't what you think.

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Why an Outlaw Was Stabbed to Death and Then Buried Face-Down in Medieval Sicily

The killing was "effective and rapid" by someone who knows human anatomy "very well."

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Astrophysicists Find New Clue in Search for Universe's Missing Matter

Astronomers think they've found a new clue in their continuing quest to solve one of the most substantial mysteries of the cosmos: where about a third of the universe's matter is hiding.

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What the Heck Happened to This Yo-Yo Champ's Index Finger?

A yo-yo champion experienced dramatic ups and downs for the circulation in his index finger.

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Mendeleev's Periodic Table Draft Is Virtually Unrecognizable — But It Changed Science Forever

Back in 1869, the periodic table of elements had just 63 elements and was scribbled in ink.

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Rarely Glimpsed Scaly Pangolins Caught Hugging Trees in the Dark

New videos show a rare glimpse of strange, scaly mammals.

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Why Men Who Can Do 40 Pushups May Have Better Heart Health

The ability to do a lot of pushups may be a sign not only of strength, but also of good heart health, a new study suggests.

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England's Oldest Cave-Art Site Is Covered with Signs to Ward off Evil Spirits

The marks, meant to protect against evil spirits, are out of place in a cave known for ancient animal carvings.

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Black Snow Is Falling from the Skies in Siberia, and It Is Toxic.

Don't eat the black snow.

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Humans Crossed the Bering Land Bridge to People the Americas. Here’s What It Looked Like 18,000 Years Ago.

The Bering Strait land bridge is now underwater, but a newly created digital map reveals how the landscape likely appeared about 18,000 years ago.

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Russia Claims Strobe-Light Weapon Causes Nausea & Hallucinations. Is That Even Possible?

How flashing light can overwhelm the brain

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Rare 12th-Century Triple Toilet Let Three People Go Number Two at Once

This toilet built for three is a gross gem of London history (and soon, you can take a selfie with it).

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Yellow, Blob-Like Cell Transforms into Wriggling Salamander in Surreal Time-Lapse Video

A mesmerizing 6-minute time lapse shows a single cell dividing seemingly endlessly until what was once a yellow blob has become a wriggling, darting salamander tadpole.

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Life Really Is Harder for Night Owls. Here's Why.

"Night owls" have different patterns of brain activity compared with "morning larks," a new study finds

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Why Do Humans Hear So Well? You Can Thank the Tiny 'Jell-O' Violin Inside Your Ear

A teensy little "Jell-O" membrane in our ears may partly explain why humans have such amazing hearing.

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Reindeer Cyclones Are Real, and You Definitely Don't Want to Get Caught in One

Threatened reindeer herds literally run circles around their predators.

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A Solar Flare '10 Billion Times More Powerful' Than Earth's Sun Blasted Out of Orion's Sword

This crazy solar flare is more powerful than any ever blasted by Earth’s sun.

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Search for Shackleton's Antarctic Shipwreck Turns Back to Avoid Deadly Ice Trap

The wreck may be lying on the seafloor near the Larsen C Ice Shelf.

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Ancient Fresco of Mythical Narcissus Found in Pompeii

Excavations in a lavishly decorated house in ancient Pompeii have yielded a Valentine's Day-worthy discovery: a fresco of Narcissus, the mythical hunter who fell in love with his own reflection.

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Watch the Polar Vortex Cast Its Chill Over North America in This Satellite's-Eye View

Americans across the Midwest and Northeast can agree on one thing — it's really, really cold this week — and a NASA satellite monitoring air temperatures confirms the sentiment.

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Chinese Probe Uncovers New Mystery on the Dark Side of the Moon

The 'dark' side of the moon isn't really darker than the 'light side of the moon. But it does appear to get colder at night.

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What Is Genetic Modification?

Genetic modification purposefully alters the genetic makeup of organisms through controlled breeding or via genetic engineering technologies such as CRISPR.

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World's First Dolphin Spinal Tap Cranks Marine Medicine Up to 11

This is (Dolphin) Spinal Tap.

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Was The Queen's Twitter Hacked or Does She Just Really Like Mushrooms?

The Queen of England's official Twitter account started asking weird questions about fungi and alphabets, and now people are worried she got hacked.

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First Private Spacecraft Shoots for the Moon

The private space race is about to take another great leap as Israel sends a private lander to the moon.

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Black Hole Plasma Jets Shine Like Cosmic Lighthouses in These Gorgeous Images

Black holes aren't black; they often shine brighter than a galaxy.

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Stunning New Map of the Milky Way Shows 800 Million Stars, Galaxies and Near-Earth Asteroids

Can you spot our own sun in this map of more than 800 million stars in the area surrounding the Milky Way?

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