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  • Mt St Helens eruption
    By Tiffany Betts 4 months ago

    Volcanoes Are Rumbling In These 4 States And 3 Are On The 'Ring Of Fire'

    Volcanoes across the country are beginning to wake up and erupt, and no one has a good explanation for why it's happening. Should you be worried?

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  • Bill Nye is seen inside a spacecraft in The End is Nye
    By Joe Roberts 4 months ago

    The Disaster Movie Bill Nye Said Was Painfully Accurate

    Hollywood disaster movies aren't typically known for their scientific rigor, but there's one movie from 2021 that might have hit too close to home.

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  • pouring water into glass
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    As It Turns Out, The Most Hydrating Beverage Might Not Be Water

    When it comes to hydration, most people consider water to be the gold standard, but there's actually another common drink that's better than water.

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  • Scary grim reaper is looking through the mist
    By Pauli Poisuo 4 months ago

    What It Physically Feels Like To Die, According To Science

    Death is a scary topic, but it's one that's easy to wonder about. While it's hard to fully understand the experience, there is some information on that front.

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  • Spider eating prey wrapped in its webbing
    By Tiffany Betts 4 months ago

    A Spider Species Is Turning To Cannibalism, And The Reason Might Come As A Surprise

    Cannibalism among spiders isn't unheard of, black widows are named for eating their mates after all, but it's odd to see it arise as an adaptation.

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  • Human ear close up on pink oval with other variously pastel colored ovals
    By Joe Roberts 4 months ago

    Here's Why Some People Can Wiggle Their Ears But Others Can't

    There's a chance you've seen people wiggle their ears and thought it's a neat trick. But that's actually the result of many long years of evolution.

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  • Engraving of Sir Isaac Newton
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    Sir Isaac Newton's End Of The World Prediction Is More Complicated Than We Thought

    Isaac Newton is one of the most renowned scientists in history, that's why it's shocking that he also dabbled in predicting the end of the world.

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  • Close-up of a tropical fruit fly
    By Tiffany Betts 4 months ago

    How To Make A DIY Fruit Fly Trap

    Fruit flies are tiny but annoying, and at times it can feel like there's no escaping them, but there is a DIY solution that's surprisingly effective.

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  • Perseid meteor shower over mountain lake
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    The Magnificent 2025 Meteor Shower You'll Be Able To See Across America Very Soon

    Meteor showers are one of the most awe-inspiring celestial events you can witness, and one of the best is about to make its return to the summer skies.

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  • Illustration of our solar system with a ninth planet
    By Tiffany Betts 4 months ago

    New World Discovered In Our Solar System Could Kill Our Hopes And Dreams For Planet Nine

    Astronomers have hoped for the existence of Planet Nine for years. Things were looking promising, but this discovery might have shattered those hopes.

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  • Digital generated image of multicoloured organic shaped brain made out of semi transparent matte plastic against grey background
    By Joe Roberts 4 months ago

    No, Your Intelligence Doesn't Just Come From Your Mom's Genes

    There's a myth floating around that most of our intelligence is inherited from our mothers, but there are a few good reasons that's just not true.

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  • woman hiding under covers
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    If You've Ever Heard Your House Creak At Night, This Could Be Why

    There are lots of reasons your hearing your house creak at night; other than a haunting by your local ghost, there's probably a more mundane reason.

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  • Swarm of flying ants on a blurred background of trees
    By Tiffany Betts 4 months ago

    Here's Why Some Ants Have Wings

    Ants aren't what you want to see crawling around in your house, in fact, the only thing worse would be if there were ants flying around inside.

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  • Chrysonotomyia susbelli wasp close up photograph
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    Scientists In Texas Found A New Species Hiding Under Their Noses

    When most people think of scientists discovering a new species, they think of long treks and exotic jungles, not a suburban university campus.

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  • lake amidst forest
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    Pond Vs. Lake: The Difference Is More Complicated Than Just Size

    The land throughout the United States is dotted with uncountable lakes and ponds, but is there a difference between the two, and if so, what is it?

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  • Milky Way arch and man on the mountain peak at starry night. Silhouette of alone guy, pink sky with bright stars in summer.
    By Elaine Todd 4 months ago

    The 13 Best Places In The United States To See The Milky Way

    The sight of the Milky Way stretching across the night sky is iconic, but some places offer a better view of it than others. These locations are among the best.

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  • An artistic rendering of a plane leaving chemtrails in a cloud
    By Daniel Meagher 4 months ago

    Here's The Compound That Is Used For Cloud Seeding

    Cloud seeding is a technique to put a chemical into a cloud to induce it to rain, but what chemicals are being used to do this, and are they safe?

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  • Four shriveled potatoes growing sprouts
    By Daniel Meagher 4 months ago

    What Are Those Things That Grow Out Of Potatoes?

    Potatoes are a part of the cuisine all around the world, but if you've ever worked with them, you'll have seen the little bits growing out of them.

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  • Blood cells are shown suspended inside an artery
    By Joe Roberts 4 months ago

    If You Have This Blood Type, You Could Be At Greater Risk For A Painful Death

    While it's pretty common knowledge that different people have different blood types, that information might actually mean a lot more than you think.

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  • pale orange full buck moon
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    What Is The 'Moon Illusion' And Why Does It Make The Moon Look Bigger?

    Like most science fans, you've likely noticed that the moon looks bigger when it's low on the horizon, and right now is the perfect time to see it.

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  • Close-up of a fly flying through a kitchen
    By Tiffany Betts 4 months ago

    How To Banish Flies From Your Home Naturally

    Having flies in your home is annoying and practically inevitable, but there is a simple way to get rid of them that's all-natural and non-toxic.

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  • landfill pollution at sunset
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    What Are Forever Chemicals?

    There's a new class of chemical that has been gaining notoriety lately known as forever chemicals, but what are they and why such an ominous name?

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  • 3D render of planet Saturn
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    An Object May Have Hit Saturn And Astronomers Have One Big Question

    Saturn is a big planet and even though it's getting hit with space debris every day, we've never captured it on camera, but that may have changed.

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  • catfish facing camera
    By Elias Nash 4 months ago

    Scientists Just Discovered A New River Species And The Predator Weighs Up To 220 Pounds

    There are plenty of mysteries left to discover out there, including entirely new species of animals that can weigh over 200 pounds. Who knew?

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  • A black hole is surrounded by orange and red energy
    By Joe Roberts 4 months ago

    We Just Discovered A New Class Of Black Holes (And They Weren't Easy To Find)

    Black holes are already among the most mysterious objects in the galaxy, and yet, one specific type has almost completely eluded scientists for years.

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  • Earth seen from space filling the top half of the frame
    By Joe Roberts 4 months ago

    Earth's Shortest Day Could Be Fast Approaching And Most People Don't Even Realize It

    Among the phenomena of the universe, nothing feels more constant than time, but here on Earth, our days are actually starting to pick up speed.

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  • Illustrated front view of a comet about to pass behind Mars and out of view
    By Tiffany Betts 4 months ago

    NASA Just Spotted A Comet In Our Solar System And It's Not Like All The Rest

    There are lots of objects floating around in our solar system, but one thing most have in common is a common origin, and then there's 3I/ATLAS.

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