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A beehive has layers of immune defense built into it, and they change as you move toward the center. Learn more: sciencealert.com/beehives-ha…
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People who can't picture a face at will may still experience something surprising when they fall asleep. Learn more: sciencealert.com/aphantasia-…
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Sitting in a hot sauna for half an hour may set off something in your blood that fades fast. Learn more: sciencealert.com/just-30-min…
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Young people with lingering concussion symptoms recovered faster when coaches guided them through one type of exercise remotely. Learn more: sciencealert.com/one-form-of…
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The earliest bodies in the outer Solar System were built mostly from one kind of material. Learn more: sciencealert.com/the-solar-s…
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The next ice age may have already begun about 2,000 years ago, only to be cut short. Learn more: sciencealert.com/wed-be-ente…
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Just two days of a different kind of therapy eased depressive symptoms in a small trial, at least at first. Learn more: sciencealert.com/seeing-your…
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An artist says an AI image generator produced the same eerie woman again when they reran the prompt. Learn more: sciencealert.com/the-eerie-t…
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A few grains' worth of cave dirt hints at who sheltered in a Spanish cave during the last ice age. Learn more: sciencealert.com/scientists-…
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Not even the patient always knows a seizure has occurred, but a dog that's never met them just might. Learn more: sciencealert.com/dogs-may-sm…
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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS holds more heavy methane than any body in our Solar System, hinting at an ancient origin. Learn more: sciencealert.com/interstella…
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In healthy men, peeing sitting down versus standing up made only one tiny measurable difference in a trial. Learn more: sciencealert.com/does-it-mat…
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A May 2024 solar superstorm did something to Earth's radiation belts that scientists thought couldn't happen. Learn more: sciencealert.com/earths-supp…
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Living neurons grown on a chip could one day help robots with something traditional systems still struggle with. Learn more: sciencealert.com/scientists-…
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A traditional Chinese formula appears to turn a cancer cell's own iron stores against it, at least in lab tests. Learn more: sciencealert.com/traditional…
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Dogs living near Chernobyl's abandoned nuclear plant carry genetic differences that mutations don't seem to explain. Learn more: sciencealert.com/chernobyls-…
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Dialing down one enzyme in older mice made a measurable difference to how long they lived. Learn more: sciencealert.com/blocking-on…
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The largest sponge ever seen could have been growing in the deep Pacific for a very long time. Learn more: sciencealert.com/the-worlds-…
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Astronomers reported a pair of cosmic blasts so odd that every explanation they tried runs into severe difficulties. Learn more: sciencealert.com/two-differe…
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Two crows made deliberate choices about moving dots faster than monkeys or humans, and accuracy didn't suffer. Learn more: sciencealert.com/two-crows-t…
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