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Why scientific truth may hurt
The underlying realities of the world – from Earth’s rotation around the sun to Darwin’s theory of evolution – are rarely obvious or expected
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AI Doomsayer Says His Ideas Are Catching On
Over the past year, Oxford University philosophy professor Nick Bostrom has gained visibility for warning about the potential risks posed by more advanced forms of artificial intelligence. He now says […]
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Save the Universe
It is only a matter of time before our Universe goes black, cold and dies. Must this be the end of the road for life?
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Mars rover Curiosity spots strange, 2-tone veins on planet’s surface
Climbing up Mt. Sharp in the middle of Gale Crater, NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity has discovered two-tone veins of minerals that reveal multiple episodes of water flowing through rock — […]
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Lo que “Alicia en el país de las maravillas” te revela sobre el cerebro
Alicia en el país de las maravillas, la obra que hace 150 años escribió el británico Lewis Carroll, ha inspirado incontables películas, pinturas e incluso piezas de ballet. Pero pocos […]
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After Prime Proof, an Unlikely Star Rises
Two years ago, Yitang Zhang was virtually unknown. Now his surprise solution to a major problem in number theory has catapulted him to mathematical stardom. Where does he go from […]
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Un Google Maps para explorar el cuerpo humano
Varios laboratorios utilizan el conocido software para analizar y ordenar datos masivos sobre el cerebro, los músculos o las articulaciones. El sistema ahorra tiempo y recursos y permite la visualización […]
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How Europeans evolved white skin
Most of us think of Europe as the ancestral home of white people. But a new study shows that pale skin, as well as other traits such as tallness and […]
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Like Tiny Scientists, Babies Learn Best By Focusing on Surprising Objects
Lab tests suggest that infants learn more about the world around them when they encounter and investigate unexpected phenomena