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New Research Shows Testosterone Doesn't Grant Success in Life
We can finally say its role was sorely overstated.
By Brad Bergan
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How to Make a Laser Microscope Using Just a Drop of Water
The contraption can magnify up to a thousand times.
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Alternating Current and Direct Current: Which is Better?
While the state of modern world might suggest AC is the winner, DC is not dead yet.
By Maia Mulko
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Harvard Professor Leads a New Search for Alien Tech in Our Solar System
And it's about time.
By Chris Young
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Hubble Finds First Evidence of Water Vapor on Jupiter’s Largest Moon
Ganymede, covered in an icy crust, holds more water than all of the Earth's oceans combined.
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Scientists Develop 'Food Generator' That Turns Plastic Into Edible Protein
The duo won a $1.18 million prize for their plastics-to-protein project.
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A Huge Meteor Lights Up Norway's Night Sky
Residents woke up to a powerful shock wave that broke open windows and doors.
By Ameya Paleja
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What Einstein Meant By "Time is an Illusion"
When you think about it, time is an arbitrary construct — it's our way of making sense of growing up and growing old.
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Russian ISS Module Has Detached and Burned Up in Earth's Atmosphere
It was the oldest section of the station.
By Brad Bergan
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'Acoustic Tweezers' Pick Up Objects Using Only Sound Waves
The technology could be use to levitate tiny objects for medical applications.
By Chris Young
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Yes, a Sex Toy Company Is Launching a Rocket Into Space Filled with Sex Toys
The company wants to be the 'first sex toy brand to deliver space-ready items to people in space.'
By Chris Young
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