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Scientists Warn That Understanding Consciousness Is Now Urgent

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AI Listens for Early Signs of Cancer in the Human Voice

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Ancient Thai Woman Chewed Psychoactive Betel Nut 4,000 Years Ago

A young male chimp feeds on woodland seeds.

Why Chimps Risk It All for Tree Food in a Barren Landscape

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Noon Is When Students Shine in Oral Exams, Study Finds

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64 Depression Supplements Tested: What Science Actually Says

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Cheese Really Does Give You Nightmares, Study Confirms

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Tiny Ant Brains Create Highway Crews That Work Before Traffic Jams Happen

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Ship Anchors Crush 15,000-Year-Old Antarctic Sea Life

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Hidden Life Flourishes in Antarctica’s Harshest Soils Through Unlikely Partnerships

'Air-dried chaplain' mummy in the church of St. Thomas am Blasenstein, Austria.

Ancient Mummy Reveals Bizarre Rectal Embalming Technique

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One hour’s screen use after going to bed increases your risk of insomnia by 59%, scientists find

Gypsum’s crystalline facies and sample handling. Images of the studied twinned selenite crystal and of the sample preparation and handling for optical microscopy, SEM-EDX, and LIMS analyses. (A) Smal crystal selenite (SC) and decimeter-sized twinned arrow-head selenite (TS) crystals show the darker re-entrant angle of the crystals (dashed black lines). (B) Large petrographic thin section of the re-entrant angle of the twinned selenite crystal marked in the blue rectangle in (A). It shows very turbid (vTL), turbid (TL) and limpid laminations (LL). (C) Small petrographic thin section of turbid laminae fixed on the LIMS sample holder with copper tape. (D) Gold coated sample on the LIMS sample holder.

Laser-powered device tested on Earth could spot microbial fossils on Mars

Man in a wheelchair shoots a basket against friends in a basketball game

Lemonading: How Playful People Turn Life’s Adversity to Advantage

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