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Scientists Discover the Safest Place to Hide from the Zombie Apocalypse

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There are places you don't want to be in the zombie apocalypse, and then there are places that are safe-somewhat. Scientists have found that if a zombie outbreak were to

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Calm Pockets Protect Organic Molecules from Turbulent Supermassive Black Holes
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The 'Magic Number' of Eyelash Length for Healthier Eyes
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Bright Blue Lines in Limpet Shells May Inspire New Optical Bio Materials

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This Bird from the Amazon Rainforest Looks Like a Caterpillar to Avoid Being Eaten by Predators

Birds are usually known for eating caterpillars-not looking like them. But a new study reveals that at least one bird actually mimics the appearance

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Bionic Eye Helps Man See For The First Time In 10 Years (VIDEO)

Allen Zderad of Minnesota saw his wife for the first time in 10 years. The 68-year-old man has retinitis pigmentosa, a degenerative, genetic eye

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How the Sahara Desert Fertilizes the Amazon Rainforest Across the Ocean

What do the Sahara Desert and the humid Amazon rainforest have in common? It turns out that one fertilizes the other.

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'Miracle' Moringa Seeds Can Purify Water and be Used for Mining Operations

Extracts from seeds of the Moringa oleifera tree can actually be used for water purification. Now, though, researchers have found more uses for these

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Why Evolution Selects One Parent Over Another for Raising Babies

Parenting responsibility is rarely equal, and that's true across species. Now, scientists have taken a closer look to find out why that is, and why

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Caramel Color in Soda May be a Cancer Risk for Consumers

A popular ingredient in soda may pose a cancer risk. Scientists have analyzed soda consumption data to characterize people's exposure to a

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Dark Matter May Cause Mass Extinctions and Geologic Upheavals on Planet Earth

How much does dark matter impact our planet? It could potentially influence mass extinction events on Earth.

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White Sharks Live Longer Than 70 Years and Mature More Slowly Than Previously Thought

Scientists have taken a closer look at some of the most effective predators in the ocean: white sharks. Now, they've found that these animals grow

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Disintegrating Exoplanet with a Surface That's Being Vaporized May Reveal How Our Solar System Formed

A certain rocky exoplanet could tell researchers how our solar system was formed. Scientists have made some new observations of a small rocky world

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Neanderthals Divided Up Daily Tasks Based on Sex

It turns out that Neanderthals divided their labor based on sex. Scientists have found that there was a gender-based division of labor among

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Did Tropical Fire Ants Really Travel On 16th Century Ships?

Tropical fire ants may have been the first ant species to travel the globe.

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Naps Could Disrupt Sleep Patterns In Your Toddler

Adequate rest is essential for proper development, but could naps actually be bad for toddlers?

NASA Sees Tropical Cyclone Giovanna
Nature & Environment

Is Urbanization Increasing The Initiation Of Thunderstorms?

Urbanization may increase the number of thunderstorms, according to recent findings published in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological

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The Strongest Natural Material in the World Belongs to Sea Snails, Not Spiders

Move over, spider silk. There's a new natural material that's the strongest on Earth. Scientists have found that sea snail teeth may be the

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What Causes the Munchies? Scientists Discover Why You Eat with Marijuana Use

When people use marijuana, they sometimes encounter the "munchies," an uncontrollable urge to eat. But what exactly causes the munchies to occur?

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Bacteria Can Jump Between Species Far More Easily Than Previously Thought

There's some disturbing news when it comes to bacteria. Scientists have found that bacteria may be able to jump between host species far more easily

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Cool Optical Lattice Clocks are 1000 Times more Precise Than the Cesium Atomic Clock

Time keeping may be getting a bit more precise. Researchers have found that two cryogenically cooled optical lattice clocks can be synchronized to a

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Space

Alien Red Star Missed Hitting Our Solar System by Less Than a Light-Year

An alien star may have nearly collided with our solar system. Scientists have discovered that 70,000 years ago, a star passed through the solar

With states approving recreation and medical marijuana use, the drug might becoming more popular.
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Could Smoking Marijuana Increase Your Chance Of Psychosis?

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