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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
Do Bloodworms Bite?
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Do Bloodworms Bite?
Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Precognition may exist in biological processes, suggests new review

After reviewing previous studies into “anomalous anticipatory activity,” researchers at Northwestern University think the phenomenon might be related to recent…

October 23, 2012 Will Parker
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Spatial awareness skewed by fear

Fear can skew our perception of approaching objects, causing us to underestimate the distance of a threatening one, according to…

October 22, 2012 Will Parker
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Ball lightning an ion discharge, contends Aussie scientist

No explanation of how ball lightning occurs has been universally accepted by science, but an Australian researcher thinks eye-witness accounts…

October 20, 2012 Will Parker
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Early Triassic ocean temp reached 40°C

The end-Permian mass extinction, which occurred around 250 million years ago in the pre-dinosaur era, is believed to have wiped…

October 19, 2012 Will Parker
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Earth-sized planet found nearby in Alpha Centauri system

Astronomers from the European Southern Observatory (ESO) have discovered a rocky planet about the same mass as Earth orbiting a…

October 18, 2012 Will Parker
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Significant testosterone deficiency found in obese boys

For the first time, medicos have measured testosterone levels in teens of different weights and found that obese males aged…

October 17, 2012 Will Parker
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Lack of sleep causing obesity epidemic?

Challenging the long-held notion that the main function of sleep is to give rest to the brain, researchers have found…

October 16, 2012 Will Parker
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Knife-on-bottle is “nastiest sound,” say scientists

Frenetic activity between the emotional and auditory parts of the brain explains why the sound of a knife on a…

October 15, 2012 Will Parker
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High voltage solar cell recharger developed for phones

A solar technology breakthrough by UK scientists means portable electronic devices such as phones, cameras, and e-book readers could soon…

October 12, 2012 Will Parker
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Surprising spiral structure observed around dying star

Astronomers using the ALMA telescope in Chile have observed an unusual spiral structure in the gas surrounding the red giant…

October 11, 2012 Will Parker
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The prettier the guiltier

Past research has linked physical attractiveness to success in a variety of fields, but a new study from the University…

October 10, 2012 Will Parker
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Mystery object delays Curiosity rover’s soil scooping

A mysterious bright object lying on the Martian surface has delayed the Curiosity rover’s soil sampling activities until mission control…

October 9, 2012 Will Parker
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Neuroscientists observe “novel” activity in brain during sleep

UCLA researchers have for the first time measured the activity of a brain region known to be involved in learning…

October 8, 2012 Will Parker
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BPA metabolite findings may reveal real estrogenic culprit

Bisphenol A (BPA), the much maligned chemical that studies have tied to obesity and birth defects, may not be the…

October 5, 2012 Will Parker
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Twin-study shows eating disorders influenced by genetics

Genetics may make some women more vulnerable to the pressure of being thin, say Michigan State University researchers who also…

October 4, 2012 Will Parker
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UK scientists aim to create artificial bee brain

Hoping to gain insights into what’s needed for creating artificial intelligence, scientists from the Universities of Sheffield and Sussex are…

October 3, 2012 Will Parker
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Blood-brain barrier in obese people hotwired for fatty foods

Scientists from American University say diets high in saturated fat and refined sugar appear to cause changes to the blood-brain…

October 2, 2012 Will Parker
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Smaller fish on the menu as oceans warm

Warmer and less-oxygenated waters could see many fish species reduce in size by up to 20 percent over the next…

October 1, 2012 Will Parker
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Novel rabies-like virus behind hemorrhagic fever outbreak

A 2009 outbreak of acute hemorrhagic fever in the Democratic Republic of Congo was likely caused by a novel virus…

September 28, 2012 Will Parker
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Ancient Buddhist statue, filched by Nazis, was carved from meteorite

A 1,000 year-old Buddhist statue discovered by a Nazi expedition to Tibet in 1938 has been analyzed by scientists and…

September 27, 2012 Will Parker
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Hubble images provide farthest-ever montage of early Universe

Using multiple images from the Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have assembled a new, improved portrait of our deepest-ever view of…

September 26, 2012 Will Parker
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Antibiotic oomph: the eyes have it

Berkeley scientists have found that small fragments of a keratin protein in the eye are exceptionally efficient at killing off…

September 25, 2012 Will Parker
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Forests set to return to Canada’s extreme north

University of Montreal scientists studying the fossilized remains of an ancient forest inside the Arctic circle think that our warming…

September 24, 2012 Will Parker
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Psychopaths revealed via smell test

Psychopathic tendencies appear to be associated with an impaired sense of smell, say Australian scientists who believe inefficient processing in…

September 21, 2012 Will Parker
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Gene mutation behind African migration also responsible for modern health woes

The brain-boosting genetic mutation that allowed primitive man to migrate across the African continent is over-represented in modern-day African Americans…

September 20, 2012 Will Parker
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Soundscape ecologists recreate lost world

Rising before daylight and perched on a bench at his Sauk County shack in Depression-era Wisconsin, pioneering wildlife ecologist Aldo…

September 19, 2012 Will Parker
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Climatologists estimate extreme rainfall events in tropics

Thunderstorm complexes, flood-inducing monsoonsand wide-sweeping cyclones will all become more likely in the tropics; suggest MIT projections that show 10…

September 18, 2012 Will Parker
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Cheap USB ultrasound ready for developing world

A USB ultrasound device about the size of a computer mouse that can be manufactured for as little as $50…

September 17, 2012 Will Parker
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Bolivian park most biodiverse area on planet

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) says Madidi National Park in northwest Bolivia may be the most biologically diverse place on…

September 14, 2012 Will Parker
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Sexual arousal neutralizes disgust response

Dutch researchers have found that natural responses to disgusting stimuli were lessened significantly when female subjects were sexually aroused. The…

September 13, 2012 Will Parker

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