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Goodbye solar system? Scientists confirm a possible new gas giant planet behind Pluto.

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A new study reveals how human teeth first became sensitive underwater.

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He lived with tremors for 35 years, then one surgery did the impossible

A life ruled by shaking hands was transformed in just an hour, and the footage will move you.

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How a Siamese cat became a lauded physicist and author of scientific papers.

“Not since Schrödinger has there been an opportunity like this for cats in physics.”

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The 5 surprising advantages of left-handed people range from sports to emotional control

Why dogs tend to look like their humans, according to science

Psychologists believe this is the favorite color of the most intelligent people

Humans still win: The one crucial factor that keeps A.I. from competing with the human brain

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Goodbye solar system? Scientists confirm a possible new gas giant planet behind Pluto.

Dutch neuroscientists tackle the 2,000 year-old question: Why can’t you tickle yourself?

A new “tickle lab” in the Netherlands investigates 2,000-year-old questions about tickling.

19-year-old awarded massive prize for making breakthrough anti-viral drug out of corn

"This could be a huge step to help prevent some of these RNA viruses."

Convincing video makes wild claim that the Earth has a literal heartbeat. So, does it?

"Earth's pulse tracked by satellite."

Got tooth pain? It's probably because you're related to this 465-million-year-old fish.

A new study reveals how human teeth first became sensitive underwater.

The teacher said purple exists only in their heads and blew the classes' mind

"The color purple exists because there is no green."

He lived with tremors for 35 years, then one surgery did the impossible

A life ruled by shaking hands was transformed in just an hour, and the footage will move you.

Rare twins with different skin tones show beauty in diversity

Their differences are rare, but their bond is something every family can understand.

How a Siamese cat became a lauded physicist and author of scientific papers.

“Not since Schrödinger has there been an opportunity like this for cats in physics.”

Scientists stunned after discovering gigantic missing "blob" of water in the Atlantic Ocean

The giant mass of water stretches from the tip of Brazil to the Gulf of Guinea.

Study explains why you might love your dog more than your spouse

“Man’s best friend” is backed by scientific research.

Earth's missing continent rediscovered 375 years after sailors first set foot there

Long overlooked and mostly underwater, Zealandia is rewriting what we know about Earth’s continents.

NASA found the 18 best plants for naturally filtering the air in your home

Maybe you can skip the expensive air-filter and bring a little green into your home.

Teens invent electricity-free refrigerators that run on a common household item

The solution was sitting on their kitchen tables.

11 struggles that only left-handed people understand

Being left-handed can be hazardous to your health but apparently it's great if you want to become president.

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A new “tickle lab” in the Netherlands investigates 2,000-year-old questions about tickling.

"This could be a huge step to help prevent some of these RNA viruses."

"Earth's pulse tracked by satellite."

A new study reveals how human teeth first became sensitive underwater.

This method could provide drinking water, irrigate crops, cool buildings, and more with no power required.

"The color purple exists because there is no green."

A life ruled by shaking hands was transformed in just an hour, and the footage will move you.

Their differences are rare, but their bond is something every family can understand.

“Not since Schrödinger has there been an opportunity like this for cats in physics.”

The giant mass of water stretches from the tip of Brazil to the Gulf of Guinea.

You never know what you may find if you just take a risk chatting with someone on a park bench.

“Man’s best friend” is backed by scientific research.

Long overlooked and mostly underwater, Zealandia is rewriting what we know about Earth’s continents.

Maybe you can skip the expensive air-filter and bring a little green into your home.

The solution was sitting on their kitchen tables.

Being left-handed can be hazardous to your health but apparently it's great if you want to become president.

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