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Playing Videogames Could Boost Your Child’s Intelligence, Study Finds

A study has found that playing video games as a child may have a positive effect on intelligence. The study, published in Nature, looked at 9,855 children

Microorganisms, Perhaps Still Alive, Discovered In 830-Million-Year-Old Rock Salt

Trapped in an 830-million-year-old rock salt crystal, scientists have discovered the potential remnants of life which Microorganisms, they say may just may still be

Lots Of Frogs And Toads Mate With Things They Shouldn’t, From Boots To Corpses

An frog mounting a boot in a sex attempt gone wrong, known as “misdirected amplexus”, was what led researchers to ask “How could a

How To Make Expensive AC Repairs Affordable

As time goes on and technology becomes more advanced, life should get easier and more affordable like AC repairs, shouldn’t it? It doesn’t seem to

Four Strange COVID Symptoms You Might Not Have Heard About

Well over two years into the pandemic, hundreds of thousands of COVID symptoms cases continue to be recorded around the world every day. With the rise

Footage Shows The Infamous Universe 25 Experiment That Turned Into A Mouse Apocalypse

A hidden gem published on YouTube shows the inside of the infamous Universe 25 experiment, which saw a mouse utopia turn into a mouse apocalypse. Over

Fascinating Quadruple Star System Might Be Pathway To Rare Supernova

The double-binary star system HD74438 was a peculiar find when it was discovered in 2017. Two pairs of very close-binary stars orbit each other

Explore Historical Shipwrecks Live With NOAA All Week In This Awesome Video Stream

Over the course of the next week and a bit, you’re invited to join the NOAA and partners to explore the watery depths of

Cats Can Learn Each Other’s Names, Not Just Their Own, Study Claims

Human language is key to our mastery of the world, but sometimes animals can eavesdrop as well. Since dogs and cats have a fair

Breakthrough CRISPR Technique Allows Genetic Editing Of Cockroaches

A new CRISPR technique allows scientists to directly edit Cockroaches genomes at will, which they will use to edit cockroaches without the difficult process

Playing Videogames Could Boost Your Child’s Intelligence, Study Finds

A study has found that playing video games as a child may have a positive effect on intelligence. The study, published in Nature, looked at 9,855 children

Microorganisms, Perhaps Still Alive, Discovered In 830-Million-Year-Old Rock Salt

Trapped in an 830-million-year-old rock salt crystal, scientists have discovered the potential remnants of life which Microorganisms, they say may just may still be

Lots Of Frogs And Toads Mate With Things They Shouldn’t, From Boots To Corpses

An frog mounting a boot in a sex attempt gone wrong, known as “misdirected amplexus”, was what led researchers to ask “How could a

How To Make Expensive AC Repairs Affordable

As time goes on and technology becomes more advanced, life should get easier and more affordable like AC repairs, shouldn’t it? It doesn’t seem to

Four Strange COVID Symptoms You Might Not Have Heard About

Well over two years into the pandemic, hundreds of thousands of COVID symptoms cases continue to be recorded around the world every day. With the rise

Footage Shows The Infamous Universe 25 Experiment That Turned Into A Mouse Apocalypse

A hidden gem published on YouTube shows the inside of the infamous Universe 25 experiment, which saw a mouse utopia turn into a mouse apocalypse. Over

Fascinating Quadruple Star System Might Be Pathway To Rare Supernova

The double-binary star system HD74438 was a peculiar find when it was discovered in 2017. Two pairs of very close-binary stars orbit each other

Explore Historical Shipwrecks Live With NOAA All Week In This Awesome Video Stream

Over the course of the next week and a bit, you’re invited to join the NOAA and partners to explore the watery depths of

Cats Can Learn Each Other’s Names, Not Just Their Own, Study Claims

Human language is key to our mastery of the world, but sometimes animals can eavesdrop as well. Since dogs and cats have a fair

Breakthrough CRISPR Technique Allows Genetic Editing Of Cockroaches

A new CRISPR technique allows scientists to directly edit Cockroaches genomes at will, which they will use to edit cockroaches without the difficult process

Playing Videogames Could Boost Your Child’s Intelligence, Study Finds

Microorganisms, Perhaps Still Alive, Discovered In 830-Million-Year-Old Rock Salt

Lots Of Frogs And Toads Mate With Things They Shouldn’t, From Boots To Corpses

How To Make Expensive AC Repairs Affordable

Four Strange COVID Symptoms You Might Not Have Heard About

Footage Shows The Infamous Universe 25 Experiment That Turned Into A Mouse Apocalypse

Fascinating Quadruple Star System Might Be Pathway To Rare Supernova

Explore Historical Shipwrecks Live With NOAA All Week In This Awesome Video Stream

Cats Can Learn Each Other’s Names, Not Just Their Own, Study Claims

Breakthrough CRISPR Technique Allows Genetic Editing Of Cockroaches

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Playing Videogames Could Boost Your Child’s Intelligence, Study Finds

Microorganisms, Perhaps Still Alive, Discovered In 830-Million-Year-Old Rock Salt

Lots Of Frogs And Toads Mate With Things They Shouldn’t, From Boots To Corpses

How To Make Expensive AC Repairs Affordable

Four Strange COVID Symptoms You Might Not Have Heard About

Footage Shows The Infamous Universe 25 Experiment That Turned Into A Mouse Apocalypse

Fascinating Quadruple Star System Might Be Pathway To Rare Supernova

Explore Historical Shipwrecks Live With NOAA All Week In This Awesome Video Stream

Cats Can Learn Each Other’s Names, Not Just Their Own, Study Claims

Breakthrough CRISPR Technique Allows Genetic Editing Of Cockroaches

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