Science
Is grey hair reversible? Scientists are putting color back into strands
Emerging research says that it may be possible to reverse the effects of greying hair without dye-ing for a solution.
Space
Not the end as we know it Shocking new theory suggests Earth could survive the violent death of the Sun after all
We might not have to go scorched Earth after all.
Environment
What is a heat dome? How the atmospheric phenomenon has Europe trapped in a heat wave
When they said Europe is a melting pot — this isn’t what they meant.
Wildlife
Shell shock Mysterious rare purple shell washes up on California beach
A student was enjoying a sunset stroll on a beach in La Jolla, California, when she came across something very rare.
Archaeology
Treasure trove Ancient cache discovered in biblical city from the Book of Genesis
Archaeologists have unearthed a treasure trove of funerary artifacts in Egypt that could potentially shed light on life and death in the ancient metropolis mentioned in the Bible’s Story of Joseph.
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As if roaches weren't hard enough to kill already.
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Magic mushrooms? You have gnome idea.
Massive asteroid the size of multiple Empire State Buildings is zipping past Earth this weekend
Despite its large size, the space rock poses no danger.
Researchers discover surprising similarity in how humans and great apes giggle — reflecting ties to common ancestors: study
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Saturn’s icy moon ideal place to settle, establish rest stop for trips into deep space: NASA
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They're wishing upon a star that the insects go away.
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Researchers uncover the ‘M factor,’ a misogyny-linked syndrome lurking in 20% of men
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Adorable dwarf fox thought extinct for 20 years photographed for the first time
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Scientists reveal why mosquitoes bite some people more than others — and it’s bad news for beer lovers
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Dozens of otherworldly new deep-sea critters discovered — including glowing jellyfish and a ‘glass’ squid
The ocean floor has been called Earth’s "largest and least explored habitable ecosystem."
Paper or pixel? Science settles divisive debate over best way to read — real books or screens
Here's the word on the best medium for reading.
