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Small doses of stress may hold key to longer life

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Science

Physicists uncover strange new form of time crystal

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Astronomy

Astronomers amazed by fluffy planet larger than Jupiter

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Neuroscience

Why we get goosebumps when scared or deeply inspired

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Astronomy

Scientists stunned by galaxy spins hinting we’re in a black hole

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Astronomy

We misunderstood the moon’s biggest crater — and NASA is thrilled

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Health

Only one bottled water brand is truly microplastic-free, study reveals

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Archeology

Digging under a Buddha statue uncovered a 1,300-year-old gold hoard

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Biology

Human cells self-destruct when viruses mess with RNA

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Health

Scientists uncover pantry chemical that may regrow hair

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Animals

Ants redesign nests to fight off disease outbreaks

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Archeology

Ancient shipwreck reveals lost seaport and Iron Age trade

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Archeology

Woman eats eight frogs for back pain in ancient-style remedy

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Astronomy

James Webb spots something thrilling from the first black hole

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Astronomy

Mars’ strange gullies may have an explosive origin

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Astronomy

Scientists use dead stars to detect spacetime ripples

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Neuroscience

REM sleep might rewrite our memories overnight

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Astronomy

Mysterious matter may paint red and blue marks on light

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Biology

Science explains what occurs when one conjoined twin passes away

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Astronomy

Dark matter may leave a visible mark on light

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