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You should not be worried about Sephora giving you herpes
Health

You should not be worried about Sephora giving you herpes

Mostly because you probably already have it.

The secrets of gecko tails could help heal human spine injuries
Stem Cells

The secrets of gecko tails could help heal human spine injuries

They can sprout new tails in the span of a month.

Hurricanes might be worsening, coffee could save your life, and hedging is definitely a huge part of science
Science

Hurricanes might be worsening, coffee could save your life, and hedging is definitely a huge part of science

This might be the best article you've ever read on the subject.

Why sugar-laden Raisin Bran is considered ‘heart healthy,’ but soy is not
Nutrition

Why sugar-laden Raisin Bran is considered ‘heart healthy,’ but soy is not

The FDA might downgrade its heart healthy claim on soy protein, but that doesn't mean it's bad for you.

Giant ice cracks in Antarctica stymie important research for the second winter in a row
Science

Giant ice cracks in Antarctica stymie important research for the second winter in a row

The perils of working on a fragile ice shelf.

These data scientists are disrupting Disney World’s long wait times
AI

These data scientists are disrupting Disney World’s long wait times

Touring Plans goes to impressive lengths to help you avoid ride lines.

If we all stopped eating beef, what would happen to the land?
Agriculture

If we all stopped eating beef, what would happen to the land?

Does #NoRedOctober make sense?

Limpets are common herbivores on rocky shores. Here, one searches for food at low tide.
Ocean

Very hungry snails are guarding coastal ecosystems against climate change

The unheralded sea creatures that give other organisms room to grow.

Mayonnaise is disgusting, and science agrees
Psychology

Mayonnaise is disgusting, and science agrees

Do you side with science on this important issue?

Pumpkins evolved from a literal genetic (monster) mash-up
Environment

Pumpkins evolved from a literal genetic (monster) mash-up

And other spooky adventures in plant genetics, just in time for Halloween.

Jupiter's auroras
Solar System

Jupiter’s strange, pulsating auroras are even more mysterious than we thought

Researchers hope Juno could help shed light on why Jupiter’s northern and southern lights behave differently.

Looking for bats in all the wrong places
Bats

Looking for bats in all the wrong places

Biologists are on a quest to find where bats hibernate when there are no caves nearby.

E=mc² became famous for all the wrong reasons
Energy

E=mc² became famous for all the wrong reasons

If a time traveler assassinated Albert Einstein before he figured out that E=mc², would we still have atomic weapons?

A/2017 U1
Space

A strange object from outside our solar system just zoomed past the sun

The traveller (maybe from another star) didn’t stay long and it’s moving away fast

Let’s bet on what the next Instagram Stories effect will be after Superzoom
Technology

Let’s bet on what the next Instagram Stories effect will be after Superzoom

Are you sick of Superzoom yet? You will be.

Bats, too, love the city life
Bats

Bats, too, love the city life

Places like Washington, D.C. offer them a safe haven from disease

Vampire bats could soon swarm to the United States
Bats

Vampire bats could soon swarm to the United States

They do carry rabies, but don't panic—the bloodsuckers might not cause much of a ruckus.

Buildings of the future might be constructed by swarms of robots
Robots

Buildings of the future might be constructed by swarms of robots

It's not just possible—it might actually be better.

Bill Nye holding a phone
Science

Watch Bill Nye respond to anti-science tweets

Consider the following.

You should make fermented veggies—for science
Life Skills

You should make fermented veggies—for science

The science behind sauerkraut.