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Roman Doctors Used Human Feces as Medicine and Now We Have Chemical Proof

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A Mysterious Bat Virus in Bangladesh Is Deadlier Than We Thought, and Now Infecting Humans

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Your Ancestors Were Breathing in Two Pounds of Lead a Year and Their Hair Proves It. After Lead Gas Ban, Lead Levels Dropped 100 Times

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NASA Perseverance Rover Completes Historic Mars Drive Using Routes Planned by AI

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Proposed New Mission to Create Artificial Eclipses in Space to Stop The Sun From Destroying Our Tech

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Trump’s Re-Election Sparked A Huge Gun Buying Trend Among Liberals and Black Adults

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A Massive Asteroid Might Slam Into the Moon in 2032. That’s Actually Pretty Exciting

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A Giant Virus from a Japanese Pond Hints That Complex Life Originated from a Viral Infection

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New Zealand Cave Unearths a Lost World Destroyed by Ancient Volcanoes and Climate Shifts

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The Coolest Rocks In Geology and the Fascinating Stories They Tell

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Some Cancerous Tumors Pump Out a Protein That Seems to Destroy Alzheimer’s Plaques

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Physicists Reveal Hidden Geometry in Quantum Materials That Warps Electrons Like Gravity Bends Light

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How the Rise of a Salty Blob Led to the Fall of the Last Ice Age

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Computer in a Thread: A Fiber Chip as Thin as Human Hair Could Turn Clothes Into Smart Devices

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Scientists Found a Way to Regrow Cartilage Without Using Stem Cells

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This Brazilian Spider Appears to be Wearing a Pearl Necklace But the Truth Is Much Creepier

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Astronomers Unleashed an AI on Hubble’s Archive and Uncovered 1,300 “Cosmic Oddities.” Most Were Completely New to Science

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An Award-Winning Image Captures The Exact Moment Two Humpback Whales Swam in Perfect Sync

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A 5,000-Year-Old Inscription Reveals the Terrifying Brutality of Ancient Egypt’s Colonial Expansion Into Sinai

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Over 500 Million Years Ago, Early Vertebrates Had Four Eyes That Could See 360 Degrees

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