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A Mysterious Object in Space Pulsed Every 62 Minutes. Then It Vanished.
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A Mysterious Object in Space Pulsed Every 62 Minutes. Then It Vanished.

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Scientists Invented an Electric Comb, And Tests in Mice Show It Promotes Rapid Hair Growth
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Scientists Invented an Electric Comb, And Tests in Mice Show It Promotes Rapid Hair Growth

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Scientists Issue 'Words of Warning' After Strange Discovery in Danish Skeletons
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Scientists Issue 'Words of Warning' After Strange Discovery in Danish Skeletons

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Archaeologists Uncover 3,800-Year-Old Burial Mystery on Spain’s Coast
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Archaeologists Uncover 3,800-Year-Old Burial Mystery on Spain’s Coast

A burial ground on Spain’s southern coast suggests ancient communities may have continued building massive shared tombs during the Bronze Age, rather than simply reusing older monuments. A 3,800-year-old burial mystery on Spain’s southern coast is challenging what archaeologists thought they knew about prehistoric burial traditions. At a time when communities across the Iberian Peninsula [...]
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Millions Drink Coffee Every Day. Scientists Are Finally Learning What It Does To The Gut
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Millions Drink Coffee Every Day. Scientists Are Finally Learning What It Does To The Gut

The study linked regular coffee consumption to increased gut contractions, among several notable changes in gut physiology.
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