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Frozen tardigrade becomes first 'quantum entangled' animal in history, researchers claim

A new pre-print study claims to have quantum entangled a tardigrade with two superconductor qubits, though experts are skeptical.

Is dehumidifier water good for plants?

In order to to reuse and recycle gray water at home, we're asking 'is dehumidifier water good for plants?'

Five ideas for fun cardio HIIT workouts

With these five ideas for fun cardio HIIT workouts, you'll be enjoying your exercise routine more than ever.

What is Lake Vostok?

Lake Vostok lies buried under miles of ice in East Antarctica.

Bits of asteroid Ryugu are among 'most primordial' materials ever examined

Two new studies reveal surprising features of the asteroid Ryugu.

Remains of man who was 'vaporized' by Mount Vesuvius 2,000 years ago discovered

The skeleton of a man killed by the eruption of the Vesuvius volcano almost 2000 years ago has been unearthed at Herculaneum.

One of the largest-known Norse longhouses discovered near Viking ship burial

Archaeologists in Norway have discovered the remains of a cluster of Norse longhouses, including one of the largest of these structures ever found.

James Webb Space Telescope vs. Hubble: How will their images compare?

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is currently poised to launch and become the most powerful telescope in space. But how will its photos compare to Hubble's?

Can drinking warm milk really help you fall asleep?

Here's the science and psychology behind why drinking a warm glass of milk may help you fall asleep.

Brazilian wandering spiders: Bites & other facts

The Brazilian wandering spider, also called the banana spider, is one of the planet's most venomous spiders.

200,000-year-old 'mammoth graveyard' found in UK

During the last ice age, five mammoths — a baby, two juveniles and two adults — died at a «graveyard» in what is now the United Kingdom.

When will the sun explode?

The sun is in its main sequence, but how do scientists know when our nearest star will begin to call it quits?

Comet Leonard may have spawned meteor shower on Venus

Comet Leonard may be sparking meteor showers at Venus this weekend during a relatively close approach of the comet to the planet.

'Wind' from Earth's middle layer blows through a secret passage beneath Panama

The mysterious presence of mantle materials more than 1,000 miles (1,609 km) from where they originated may be explained by a 'window' 62 miles (100 kilometers) below the Earth's surface.

41,000 years ago, auroras blazed near the equator

A geomagnetic event around 41,000 years ago sent the aurora wandering for centuries, as far south as the equator.

When humans are gone, what animals might evolve to have our smarts and skills?

If humans suddenly went extinct, what animals are most likely to develop human-like societies?

Indestructible 'Black Box' will record our planet's demise in minute detail

The disaster recorder aims to set us on a better path by watching our every move.

Which muscles are used when cycling?

Knowing which muscles are used when cycling can help you achieve the maximum benefits from your rides.

Flu shot may be a 'bad match' for dominant strain

The shots should still help prevent severe disease.

Northern Lights: What are the aurorae borealis?

The northern lights appear in the sky when charged particles from the sun slam into molecules in the atmosphere, releasing energy in the form of colorful lights.

Breakthrough COVID cases may supercharge immunity, study hints

There may be a silver lining to breakthrough infections, although they obviously still carry risks.

Burial of infant 'Neve' could be oldest of its kind in Europe

An infant burial discovered in the Italian Alps sheds light on how the hunter-gatherers of Europe dealt with issues of personhood and status 10,000 years ago.

1,900 year-old Roman 'battle spoils' recovered from robbers in Jerusalem

Police in Jerusalem seized a hoard of stolen antiquities that date to a 1,900-year-old Jewish rebellion against the Romans.

Swarms of mutant bacteria look just like Van Gogh's 'Starry Night'

A new study of swarming bacteria has created microscope images that resemble Vincent van Gogh's paintings.

The 13 biggest conspiracy theories

Conspiracy theories that have taken hold range from a faked moon landing to Barack Obama's birthplace to chemtrails.

Giant reservoir of 'hidden water' discovered on Mars

The hidden water was found at a site as large as the Netherlands.

The Human Body: Anatomy, facts & functions

Many complex processes go on inside the human body every day.

Epic sea level rise drove Vikings out of Greenland

Climate change that led to sea level rise and severe coastal flooding could explain why the Vikings abandoned their Greenland settlements.

Are flat-earthers being serious?

Of all the conspiracy theories that litter the Internet, the flat Earth conspiracy is quite possibly the most curious. Here's a look at what flat-earthers believe and why.

Newfound millipede breaks world record for the most legs

The millipede has over 1,300 legs and was found deep underneath Western Australia.

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How to see the Cold Moon, the longest full moon of the year, this Saturday

Here's why December's Cold Moon is the longest full moon of the year.

Anti-aging vaccine shows promise in mice — will it work in humans?

The vaccine targets so-called senescent cells, which accumulate with age.

Copperhead snakes: Facts, bites & babies

Copperhead snakes are common in North America, and have the distinction of biting more people in the United States than any other snake.

Ancient Egypt: History, dynasties, religion and writing

Ancient Egypt in North Africa was one of the most powerful and influential civilizations in the region for over 3,000 years.

Reindeer and Caribou: Facts about majestic deer

Reindeer and caribou are members of the deer family, and while they don't fly, they do have Rudolph's nose.

'Humanity has touched the sun' in a pioneering achievement for space exploration

NASA's Parker Solar Probe dipped into the sun's atmosphere to sample particles from the corona — a scientific first.

What is an atom? Facts about the building blocks of the universe

Atoms are the building blocks of matter and were created after the Big Bang. They are the smallest unit of an element that still retains its properties.
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