Newsweek
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[:es]Mars’ Moon Has an Electrical Charge[:]
[:es]Mars’ larger moon Phobos isn’t nearly as glamorous as the red planet itself—but scientists had hoped the “potato shape” moon could ease the way to putting humans on Mars. According […]
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[:eu]New natural selection[:]
[:eu]Scientists are altering our genetic code and engineering new forms of material that improve nature, from flowers that can detect bombs Scientists are altering our genetic code and engineering new […]
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A cure for gry hair – and vitiligo – appears to work in mouse studies
New research has identified a potential way to reverse graying hair and treat skin pigment disorders. By studying stem cells in mice, scientists have found the molecular pathways responsible for […]
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Pig Heart in Baboon Paves Way for Animal-to-Human Organ Transplants
Researchers have successfully kept a pig’s heart alive inside a baboon for more than two years, paving the way for animal-to-human organ transplants.
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Octopuses more social than thought
The octopuses sometimes wrestle after they display to one another.
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Cocaine causes brain cells to cannibalize themselves
Nearly everyone is well aware of the detrimental effects high doses of cocaine can have on the central nervous system. However, most people would never think the way the damage […]
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Being a Woman Affects How You Feel About Climate Change. So Does Being Catholic
Pew asked 45,435 adults in 40 countries how they felt about climate change.
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Mushrooms Can Make It Rain
They taste great in soup and can get you high if you eat the wrong ones. Now, scientists have discovered an unexpected function the humble mushroom—their spores can play a […]
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48 Million Year-Old Horse Fetus Helps to Trace Evolution of Species
The reproductive system of horses has barely changed at all over the last 48 million years, according to a new study which analyzed the oldest-known fossil of a fetus belonging […]