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Remote touch sounds impossible, but we can, in fact, sense objects without physical contact

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Dogs can recognize a bad person and now there's science to prove it

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Psychologists reveal 10 signs that someone is secretly super intelligent and may not even know it

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Body language experts reveal the secret truth about people who walk with their hands behind their backs

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Certain insect populations are rapidly declining. A researcher explores why.

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Bugs are vanishing at 'alarming' rates. Researcher shares what's behind the 'bug apocalypse.'

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Scientists puzzled by Earth's 'heartbeat' that triggers little tremors every 26 seconds

From ocean waves to fractured sediments, every explanation for the strange, rhythmic seismic tremor has left experts with more questions.

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Scientists stumble onto possible breakthrough dementia vaccine that was hiding in plain sight

It's the same vaccine that people have been taking for shingles.

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The mystery of a strange radio signal that came from space 50 years ago may finally be solved

“We’re not saying that this is definitely the case. We’re saying that it’s a very exciting hypothesis.”

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Two baseball players have the same name, height, and surgery scar. A DNA test revealed the truth.

A surgery mix-up led a pitcher to discover his exact doppelganger on another team.

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Japan's 10,000-year-old underwater 'pyramid' remains a baffling scientific mystery

Experts have spent decades arguing over the Yonaguni Monument, with many convinced the massive structure is actually just a natural formation.

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The U.S. Navy's secret to falling asleep in 120 seconds is a game-changer for insomniacs

Developed for fighter pilots facing high-stress combat, this simple 4-step hack reportedly has a 96% success rate after six weeks of practice.

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Paralyzed at just 18, a breakthrough robotic exoskeleton device has her walking again

"It's an opportunity that I never thought I was going to have again in my life.”

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Experts say a 'mind wandering' technique unleashes ADHD's incredible creative potential

People with ADHD have great creative thinking abilities.

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From ocean waves to fractured sediments, every explanation for the strange, rhythmic seismic tremor has left experts with more questions.

It's the same vaccine that people have been taking for shingles.

“We’re not saying that this is definitely the case. We’re saying that it’s a very exciting hypothesis.”

A surgery mix-up led a pitcher to discover his exact doppelganger on another team.

Experts have spent decades arguing over the Yonaguni Monument, with many convinced the massive structure is actually just a natural formation.

Your brain isn’t much different from age 9 to 32.

The spider-bot can plant 200 saplings in an hour.

The appearance of Batman encourages pro-social behavior.

Your favorite song rewards your brain chemically.

Developed for fighter pilots facing high-stress combat, this simple 4-step hack reportedly has a 96% success rate after six weeks of practice.

Enya’s got nothing on this song.

"It's an opportunity that I never thought I was going to have again in my life.”

People with ADHD have great creative thinking abilities.

2025 PN7 is going to hang around us for a while.

“This brain hack reboot can improve focus, mood, and energy.”

"Earth's rotation is speeding up."

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