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Injecting a key protein from tardigrades into human cells gives them the same kind of metabolic benefits as the hearty extremophiles.
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American culture praises self-reliance, resilience, and independence. But it also elevates a brand of toxic positivity that eats away at individuals and society.
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Biotech company Colossal keeps promising to return extinct creatures from the dead. But could they actually do it? And most importantly, should they?
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A group of scientists has been arguing that the dinosaurs' fate was sealed long before the asteroid hit. Now, supercomputers are putting this idea to the test.
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Scientists discovered that the signal linking between our hearts and brains has the telltale sign of quantum entanglement. Now what?
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Unfortunately, despite what you're told in most movies and TV shows, the cops are not your friends, and they may not be there to help you.
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We already know that highly processed foods are bad for you. But several new studies show that it's even worse for you than we thought, damaging both your waistline and mood.
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With the planet heating up in more obvious ways, new models show that up to six billion people could be stranded in zones too hostile for humans by 2100.
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We've made an awful lot of plastic, and it's a global ecological disaster. Now, bacteria that can eat it might be our best bet to get rid of it. At a steep price.
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As researchers study how narcissists truly see the world, they're learning a lot of new things about their views of others' competence and humility.
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Researchers trying to model what our planet will be like in 250 million years have some very bad news for us.
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Thawing permafrost is revealing a ticking time bomb of climate change that doesn't get nearly enough attention for the devastation it could cause.
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New discoveries in South Africa may redefine human history according to a new Netflix documentary, but critics are far from impressed by the evidence.
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Farm to table protein is about to become lab to table. The environmental benefits could be massive, but will people be willing to eat it, and can they afford it?
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A deep dive into the technology behind the horrors unleashed on humanity after Oppenheimer's gadget successfully exploded in New Mexico.
