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Read more »China plans to open its lab for international collaboration, although this move is likely to escalate tensions in the South China Sea.
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Read more »A discrepancy in Einstein's theory of gravity suggests the presence of another force operating in the universe.
Read more »The UBeeO test could be a game changer for beekeepers by helping them breed colonies that are resistant to disease.
Read more »“You can make a new nail, for sure, but also a coaster for your coffee cup,” one of the co-creators said.
Read more »A group of researchers has combined its DNA with that of modern-day gray wolves.
Read more »With gold prices exceeding $3,000 per ounce, there’s growing interest in finding ways to “grow” gold in space.
Read more »Starfish have a peculiar digestive system but share some mechanisms with humans.
Read more »While humans may not be able to colonize Mars in the near future, scientists have an idea of the “plants” people could bring with them.
Read more »"Anything with live bees in a box is in demand because the industry is short on supply."
Read more »A recent study outlines how often you should poop and when you should start getting concerned.
Read more »Spanish researchers led the study, which involved 88 first-time mothers.
Read more »The first signs of domestication date back 7,500 years, but it took millennia to shape the fruit into its modern form.
Read more »Researchers found no significant difference between participants who took creatine during exercise and those who didn’t.
Read more »Despite the initial skepticism, Chyba and Hand spent the next nine years developing their electricity-generating device to prove their theory.
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