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When pilots’ senses glitch midflight, the results can be fatal.

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The orcas sabotaging yachts in Europe have one major trigger: human behavior.

Some experts question whether the formula industry is to blame.

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Neuroscientists mapped the human brain on 10 mind-altering drugs.

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It uses a technique called diffusion, but with a slight twist.

When you’re on the road, the right tools can help you stay aware of your surroundings.

A new study indicates ChatGPT won't kill at an open mic night anytime soon.

The European Parliament just cleared a major hurdle for its AI Act, which would significantly expand citizens' data privacy rights.

There are six key elements for being alive. All of them, including phosphorus, exist on Saturn's moon Enceladus.

Sir Paul McCartney shared the fascinating details about the imaginative process with the BBC.

The insects secrete various 'danger signals' in their pheromones that can tell the entire colony to spring into action.

The unique hominid 'likely walked and moved in a way that we do not see in any living species today.'

High rejection sensitivity can affect anyone, but you can learn to handle it.

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians burns a rare ecosystem to heal it, a few dozen acres at a time.

A new report highlights the health benefits of getting rid of combustion engines—but there's a catch.

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