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Here’s why NASA really canceled its first all-women spacewalk
NASA

Here’s why NASA really canceled its first all-women spacewalk

The reasons are understandable, but they also reinforce concerns about gender bias.

Finding the world’s super poopers could save a lot of butts
Health

Finding the world’s super poopers could save a lot of butts

Studies using fecal transplants to treat inflammatory bowel diseases suggest some poop may be better than others.

These Chinese fossil deposits shed light on an explosive period in evolution
Evolution

These Chinese fossil deposits shed light on an explosive period in evolution

Tracking the Cambrian Explosion, when the oceans first filled with complex animal life.

Squishy robots now have squishy computers to control them
Robots

Squishy robots now have squishy computers to control them

Driven by a soft-drive.

Here’s how many trees are required to cool a city street
Global Warming

Here’s how many trees are required to cool a city street

An equation for throwing shade

We’re in the middle of the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak ever
Diseases

We’re in the middle of the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak ever

The hemorrhagic fever has infected more than 1,000 in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The best ways to spend on online services—whether you have $50, $75 or $100 a month
Tech Hacks

The best ways to spend on online services—whether you have $50, $75 or $100 a month

The digital subscriptions you should be signing up for.

No jetpacks. Zero flying cars. Where is the future we were promised?
Self Driving

No jetpacks. Zero flying cars. Where is the future we were promised?

A state of four of our top people-moving dreams.

How much space does all of humanity’s knowledge take up?
Technology

How much space does all of humanity’s knowledge take up?

It takes a lot of data storage to know it all.

apple breeding chart
Science

How we breed the best (and worst) apples

Apples all come from the same tree.

Most of us have viruses sleeping inside us, and spaceflight wakes them up
Space

Most of us have viruses sleeping inside us, and spaceflight wakes them up

One more thing to worry about in space.

A baby was born with her own twin growing inside her
Health

A baby was born with her own twin growing inside her

Here's how fetus in fetu happens.

10 GIFs Of Deep-Sea Creatures Encountering A Sub
Ocean

10 GIFs Of Deep-Sea Creatures Encountering A Sub

Never-before-seen images from a recent expedition to the ocean floor

It’s time to change your Facebook password again thanks to a plain text storage bug
Social Media

It’s time to change your Facebook password again thanks to a plain text storage bug

The company stored passwords in plain text format.

Sun bears mimic faces just like us, and it’s raising some eyebrows
Wildlife

Sun bears mimic faces just like us, and it’s raising some eyebrows

In a good way!

Karen Uhlenbeck won the ‘Nobel of math’—but women are still under-represented in the field
Science

Karen Uhlenbeck won the ‘Nobel of math’—but women are still under-represented in the field

Confidence in math early on differs by gender and plays a key role in future success.

A new drug for postpartum depression could help everyone
Mental Health

A new drug for postpartum depression could help everyone

A significant overlap might exist between the two distinct variations of the disease.

This supercomputer will perform 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 operations per second
AI

This supercomputer will perform 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 operations per second

Understanding Aurora, by the numbers.

Warblers live longer with a little child-rearing help from their friends
Evolution

Warblers live longer with a little child-rearing help from their friends

Girl power in the wild.

How to keep raccoons and possums away from your house
Animals

How to keep raccoons and possums away from your house

Fuzzy pests don’t belong in your trash.