Fossil Kept in a Drawer For 40 Years Turns Out to Be Antarctica's First Evidence of Dinosaurs
We're kind of glad scientists are hoarders.
Scientists Find Brain's Ancient 'Focus Switch' – And It Controls Attention
"When we inactivate these neurons, the mice become hyper distractible."
Gut Microbiome Could Remain Disrupted For Over a Decade After Polyp Removal
This could explain a lot.
Heads Up: NASA to Launch 'Daring' Telescope Rescue Mission This Week
An unprecedented mission.
Mammoth Structure Found in Deep Space Challenges Our Understanding of The Universe
Disturbing Case Study Shows Why You Should Never Use a Massage Gun Near Your Eyes
This Is Awkward: Mushrooms That Cause 'Tiny Human' Hallucinations Don't Contain Psychedelics
There's a Volcano in Antarctica Spewing Gold Crystals Into The Atmosphere
Scientists don’t know why.
Startling Brain Activity Under Anesthesia Challenges Our Understanding of Consciousness
World's Only Known Homo Naledi Burial Site May Be Entirely Female
Could we be looking at an all-female burial chamber?
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