Scientists Push Back Against Booming Genetic Pseudoscience Market
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Meet the parody poking fun at science's latest trend.
A new study has determined exactly which life choices reduce our carbon footprints the most.
New research shows that ravens can plan ahead for different types of events.
Microscopic tardigrades, also known as “water bears,” are the toughest animals on the planet.
Scientists trying to unlock the secrets of our universe’s origin need to look no further than the photography studio of Thomas Blanchard and Oilhack.
Just take solace in the fact that if you don’t think you understand the Earth’s magnetic field, scientists aren’t completely sure how it works, either.
It’s a rare - and extremely precious - example of cross-species nursing in the wild.
Komodo dragons might not “adorable” in the traditional sense, but they could save us from untimely death.
Global warming could make it increasingly difficult for planes around the world to take off in the coming decades.
It’s not every day that the mucus of a living fossil destroys a Prius.
The stair’s unique mechanisms can be retrofitted to existing steps, so the technology isn’t only for new buildings.
How could any army in Westeros take on the returning Targaryen and her forces? How could anyone kill one of Daenerys’ dragons?
It’s still not ready for prime time, but the approach, in which the developers used silicone and 3D-printing, could revolutionise the way patients with heart disease are treated.
Some scientists think that cannibalism is worth another hard look.
The green-eyed hermit lives in a soft mass of sand and material created by colonies of sea anemones.
There’s a reason for their sugary diet.
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