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  • A large wave with a steep drop off.
    By Robin Oliverio 3 hours ago

    How 'Rogue Holes' Are Reshaping What We Know Of The Ocean

    The ocean is vast and mysterious, and while we're just beginning to understand rogue waves, its sister phenomenon is proving to be more mysterious.

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  • Woman eating a slice of pizza in front of open fridge
    By Kristeen Cherney 5 hours ago

    What Getting Up To Eat In The Middle Of The Night Could Reveal About Your Health

    None of us are immune from the occasional midnight snack, but these nocturnal cravings could be your body trying to tell you something important.

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  • Man examining his teeth and inflamed gums
    By Elaine Todd 9 hours ago

    Gross Things That Happen When You Stop Brushing Your Teeth For A Week

    Brushing your teeth is one of those things you have to do, and if put off for a week or longer, there are some gross things you'll have to deal with.

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  • Woman lying in bed with hands around temples
    By Kristeen Cherney 24 hours ago

    Science Explains The Bizarre Medical Condition That Makes You Constantly Drunk

    The world abounds with medical mysteries, one of the more intriguing of which is a disorder which makes you feel drunk without a drop of alcohol.

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  • Ozempic syringe pen and measuring tape with a bunch of yellow pills in the background
    By Megan Brame 1 day ago

    Goodbye Ozempic, The FDA Approved A New GLP-1 Pill For Weight Loss

    Oral GLP-1 drugs have been around for a few years, but formulations specifically for weight loss are new, and a new pill is about to hit the market.

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  • 3D render of a Mamenchisauridae sauropod dinosaur, long neck eating plants
    By Daniel Meagher 1 day ago

    The 92-Foot Dinosaur Discovered By Accident In China

    Huge dinosaur fossils hide under our noses, as was the case with this huge, newly discovered sauropod, from which scientists found over a dozen bones.

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  • Drought landscape because of El Niño
    By Tiffany Betts 1 day ago

    Scientists Predict That This Upcoming Ocean Phenomenon Will Be The Worst Of Its Kind This Century

    It's almost certain that El Niño is coming later this year, and we don't know how strong it will be, but some scientists think it will be historic.

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  • Albert Einstein standing in front of a chalkboard that has math equations written on it/
    By Robin Oliverio 2 days ago

    Albert Einstein's School Report Card Debunks This Common Myth

    It's often been said that despite Einstein's genius, he struggled as a student, but a look at his report cards from school quickly disproves this.

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  • Small white cup of espresso and a croissant
    By George Hale 2 days ago

    The Perfect Espresso Shot Does Exist, According To Science

    Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world, but despite its ubiquity, there is some complicated science behind crafting the perfect cup.

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  • Blue gas flames on a stove burner
    By George Hale 2 days ago

    The Science Behind Turning Human Poop Into Usable Cooking Gas

    Wood, coal, or natural gas are the usual culprits in terms of cooking fuel, but some clever chemistry makes poop into a surprisingly sustainable alternative.

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  • The crew members from the Artemis II mission press a button together while confetti falls around them.
    By Robin Oliverio 2 days ago

    The Greatest Scientific Discoveries Of 2026 So Far

    2026 has quickly become a year of both scientific accomplishments and setbacks. Still, these discoveries offer fascinating possibilities to look forward to.

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  • A woman is holding her nose
    By Pauli Poisuo 3 days ago

    Fart Myths That Are Actually Based In Science

    Farts are a common annoyance in everyday life, prompting the creation of plenty of myths, but some of the most disgusting are more true than you might think.

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  • Miniature Chihuahua walking through grass with poop in its mouth
    By Tiffany Betts 3 days ago

    Why Your Dog Might Eat Its Own Poop, According To Science

    As adorable as dogs are, sometimes they are downright disgusting, especially when they snack on their own poop, but science has an explanation.

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  • Woman sitting on jacket, looking at starry sky
    By Daniel Meagher 3 days ago

    What Might Happen If You Were Sucked Into Space

    Science fiction makes it seem like a breached spaceship will mean an astronaut is pulled into space, but the reality is more nuanced — and more gruesome.

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  • Closeup of aedes egypti mosquito, which can transmit dengue fever, biting human skin
    By George Hale 3 days ago

    The Mosquito Bite Disease That Can Leave You Dead In One Day

    Mosquito bites are often tied to dangerous diseases, including this particular illness, which doesn't even have any specific cure to fight it.

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  • Group of friends celebrating a birthday
    By Kristeen Cherney 4 days ago

    Science Says This Age Is When We Actually Become Adults

    Culturally, people are often considered an adult when they turn 18, but that's largely a social construct. Biologically, the brain reaches adulthood far later.

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  • Close up basket of different fresh vegetables
    By Megan Brame 5 days ago

    You Can Absorb More Calcium From These Vegetables Than Milk (But It's Complicated)

    Calcium is one of the most important nutrients you can put in your body, but there may be better ways to get in your diet other than drinking milk.

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  • A doctor taking a patient's blood pressure
    By Kristeen Cherney 6 days ago

    Science Explains How Your DNA Can Predict High Blood Pressure

    High blood pressure is often associated with lifestyle habits, but there's a genetic aspect to it, which scientists have been trying to pin down.

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  • Joe Biden rubbing knuckle on eye
    By Daniel Meagher 6 days ago

    The 'Sleepy' Biden Rumor That's Actually Based In Science

    During the 2024 election, Joe Biden was criticized for his low energy levels. Given that he was 78 at the time, there's a good reason for that.

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  • A tiny Earth under a microscope
    By Tiffany Betts 7 days ago

    The Most Eye-Opening Earth Facts Scientists Have Figured Out In 2026 So Far

    Given that we live here, there's a lot we know about Earth, but there is still tons of knowledge to uncover, some of which was discovered this year.

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  • An illustration of a pill capsule atop a computer grid to represent AI and medical research.
    By Robin Oliverio 7 days ago

    How AI Has Been Transforming Cancer Research In 2026 So Far

    Cancer research has come in many forms over the years, including the use of AI. In 2026 alone, AI has come a long way as a tool for diagnosis and drug design

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  • Woman running finger on dusty table in home
    By Kristeen Cherney 7 days ago

    What Dust In Your Home Is Doing To Your Body Right Now

    Dust is ubiquitous and inescapable, but you might want to clean it up more often, because you probably don't know what's in it and what it's doing.

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  • A doctor in a white lab coat and tie holds a vial of medicine in his blue-gloved hand
    By George Hale 7 days ago

    The 'Placebo Effect' Is Easily Explained By Science

    The placebo effect has been a documented scientific phenomenon for a long time, but scientists finally might have an explanation for how it actually works.

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  • closeup image of a dragonfly's face
    By Daniel Allen 8 days ago

    The Prehistoric Insect That's Pure Nightmare Fuel

    The ancient past is remembered mostly for its diversity of dinosaurs, but before dinosaurs, insects ruled the world and they were terrifying.

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  • An aerial view of a surfer walking towards the ocean water.
    By Robin Oliverio 8 days ago

    This Common Beach Mistake Could Put Ocean Swimmers At Risk

    Thanks to the sand and sun, people love going to the beach, but unless you take the proper precautions, you could be putting yourself in serious risk.

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  • Closeup of bird poop on a leaf
    By George Hale 8 days ago

    This Spider Species Looks Like Bird Poop And The Reason Is Fascinating

    A poopy appearance sounds unappealing, but this spider actually takes advantage of that fact, giving itself the edge of its predators and its prey.

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  • Close-up of a green eye with stone skin surrounding it
    By Tiffany Betts 8 days ago

    Science Explains The Rare Disease That Slowly Turns Its Victims To 'Stone'

    Flesh turning to stone sounds like something from fantasy, but this rare genetic disease does something similar, often doing so with fatal results.

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