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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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Astronomers detect distant solar system with five planets

Astronomers working at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) have discovered a planetary system 127 light-years away that contains at least…

August 25, 2010 Will Parker
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Water, the simplest appetite control method

An appetite control agent that requires no prescription, has no side-effects and costs almost nothing? A new clinical trial has…

August 24, 2010 Will Parker
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Could oxytocin levels identify high risk parents?

The hormone oxytocin has come under intensive study in light of emerging evidence that its release contributes to the social…

August 23, 2010 Will Parker
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New link found between yoga and “feel-good” brain chemical

After finding a link between yoga postures and increased gamma-aminobutyric (GABA) levels in the brain, Boston University School of Medicine…

August 20, 2010 Will Parker
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Prehistoric “terror bird” jabbed prey like a boxer

Andalgalornis couldn’t fly, but it used its unusually large, rigid skull – together with a hawk-like hooked beak – for…

August 19, 2010 Will Parker
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New insight into matter/antimatter conundrum

Physicists at the Fermilab Tevatron particle collider have observed that short-lived B meson particles produced from proton collisions break down…

August 17, 2010 Will Parker
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Body dysmorphia unimproved by cosmetic surgery

A new study appearing in the Annals of Plastic Surgery has found that while many who suffer from body dysmorphic…

August 16, 2010 Will Parker
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Oral sex study worries health experts

According to new research from the University of Alberta, one-third of women find fellatio empowering and half regard oral sex…

August 13, 2010 Will Parker
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French boffins find optimum way to pour champagne

Scientists from the University of Reims in France may have finally settled a long-standing disagreement over the best way to…

August 12, 2010 Will Parker
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Cambrian explosion linked to rapid super-continent shift

Yale University geologists have uncovered evidence that the Gondwana supercontinent underwent a rapid 60-degree rotation across the Earth’s surface during…

August 11, 2010 Will Parker
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Last ditch appeal to save irreplaceable seed bank from bulldozers

A frantic appeal has been made directly to the Russian government to save Europe’s largest fruit and berry seed bank…

August 9, 2010 Will Parker
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Sperm quality found to plummet with BPA exposure

In the first human study of its kind, University of Michigan (UM) researchers have found that the controversial plastics chemical…

August 6, 2010 Will Parker
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Ovulating women buy sexier clothes

Ovulating women unconsciously buy sexier clothes, doing so not to impress men, say the University of Minnesota researchers who conducted…

August 5, 2010 Will Parker
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Women more likely to bed men in red

The color red is a symbol of courage and sexuality, of power and passion – and new research suggests it…

August 4, 2010 Will Parker
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Sun-storm to hit within 24 hours

Sky watchers might get to enjoy some spectacular Northern Lights tomorrow, thanks to a massive explosion on the surface of…

August 3, 2010 Will Parker
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Surgery linked to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

A Spanish study has found a significant correlation between the risk of certain neurological diseases such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD)…

August 2, 2010 Will Parker
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Graphene stress produces gigantic pseudo-magnetic fields

Researchers have reported the creation of pseudo-magnetic fields far stronger than the strongest magnetic fields ever sustained in a laboratory…

July 30, 2010 Will Parker
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Primates on The Pill find it hard to pull

Hormonal contraceptives change the ways in which captive ring-tailed lemurs relate to one another sexually, leading Duke University researchers to…

July 28, 2010 Will Parker
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Mad cow disease… sans cow!

In a startling new study, scientists have shown for the first time that abnormal prions – fragments of infectious protein…

July 27, 2010 Will Parker
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HIV preventative effect too small to justify circumcision, claims new study

Previous research carried out in Africa indicated circumcision to be effective in limiting the spread of HIV, but a new…

July 26, 2010 Will Parker
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Finally! Something that eats jellyfish

Jellyfish have few predators and the increasing incidence of ocean “dead zones” around the world has seen jellyfish populations explode…

July 16, 2010 Will Parker
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Stroke me, baby! Touching body-parts can prevent stroke, suggests study

The most common type of stroke can be completely prevented in rats by stimulating a single whisker; say researchers from…

July 14, 2010 Will Parker
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Acoustic fabric functions as speaker and microphone

MIT researchers have announced a new milestone on the path to functional fibers: acoustic threads that can both detect and…

July 13, 2010 Will Parker
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Clever cats use mimicry when hunting

In a fascinating example of vocal mimicry, researchers have documented for the first time a margay wild cat (Leopardus wiedii)…

July 12, 2010 Will Parker
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Alzheimer’s breakthrough: A chemical to make brain cells grow

“It was blind luck,” say the researchers from the University of Texas Southwestern (UTS) who discovered a chemical that makes…

July 9, 2010 Will Parker
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Cougar sex drive an evolutionary adaptation

As a woman’s fertility begins to wane, the brain ramps up the libido in what researchers call “reproduction expediting,” an…

July 8, 2010 Will Parker
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Romantic rejection triggers reward and addiction centers in the brain

The pain and anguish of rejection by a romantic partner trigger activity in the parts of the brain associated with…

July 7, 2010 Will Parker
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Adult testicular function affected by exposure in womb to BPA

Low-level exposure in the womb to the plastic chemical bisphenol A (BPA) can harm testicular function into adulthood, according to…

July 6, 2010 Will Parker
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Super-high pressures used to create super “battery”

Using pressures similar to those found deep in the Earth, researchers from Washington State University have created a compact, never-before-seen…

July 5, 2010 Will Parker
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Hair-strands record travels

Bottled water, soda, or micro brew-beer contain a natural chemical imprint related to geographic location, say researchers reporting their findings…

July 2, 2010 Will Parker

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