A little fairy-like robot flying in the light and wind
about the episode Researchers are increasingly able to make smart materials that respond to stimuli
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People are — quite literally — getting colder, and new research may help explain why
The average body temperature of us humans has dropped since 1860. New research now suggests
Do not flush medications down the toilet: fish movement is reduced by sedatives | Sciences
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A warm and cold front will pass our country in the morning, accompanied by a
The Winter King’s Beard Is A Rare Phenomenon: Have You Spotted It Yet? | Martin Peters
Snow hair is a wonderful natural phenomenon that you can encounter in deciduous or mixed
How Mice (and Their Personalities) Determine Where Trees Grow
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The editor-in-chief of the science journal Quest has resigned over scientifically questionable opinions
Lynn Kuiper is the interim editor-in-chief of Popular Science SearchDiscredited for her unscientific views, she
Turns out, the rich are less of a bother than we thought
Rich people will have more antisocial behavior in traffic. American researchers in 2012 discovered that,
The fossil worm salamander is missing the puzzle piece in the history of life on Earth
about the episode A fossil discovered by Virginia Tech paleontologists reshapes our understanding of the
Leonardo da Vinci wondered why not all bubbles rise straight up. Now there is an answer
The hardest questions are often the easiest to ask. But five centuries later, the bubble