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Strong legs may protect brain health better than DNA, study finds

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

Strange moon quakes renew debate over hollow interior

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Biology

Cutting calories triggers the body’s natural cell repair process

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Astronomy

Vera Rubin Observatory ready to revolutionize astronomy

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Astronomy

Webb Telescope spots 300 mysterious objects—shouldn’t exist

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Health

Crunching carrots and nuts may boost brain antioxidants quickly

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Astronomy

Uranus gets tiny new moon—just six miles across

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Health

German scientists design gel that regrows cartilage naturally

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Science

Researchers at Rice discover powerful quantum interference

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Health

Japan begins first human trial of a tooth-regrowth drug

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Animals

Mysterious whale super-groups spotted as hundreds gather at sea

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Biology

Scientists craft graphene filter that turns seawater drinkable fast

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Health

Researchers propose dropping adult tetanus boosters to save $1B—childhood immunity lasts decades

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Astronomy

Astronomers get first-ever look at a planet in formation

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Neuroscience

Brain implants boost memory recall in groundbreaking trials

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Astronomy

Scientists say warp drives could be real within a century

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Science

New map reveals hidden landscape beneath Antarctica’s ice

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Health

Scientist predicts aging reversal could happen in 10 years

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Archeology

Giant Stonehenge site uncovered, ten times larger than known

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Health

Dark chocolate may trigger stem cells to repair organs

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