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10ft-long SWORDFISH sighted leaping in Irish Sea, one of just a handful of UK sightings.
It is believed that the sighting of a “very rare” swordfish on British seas is indicative of rising sea temperatures. ...
‘Invisibility cloak’ constructed of smoke-like obscurant could replace controversial white phosphorus.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is developing an “invisibility cloak” comprised of a smoke-like obscurant to disguise US ...
Rapid eye movements during sleep aren’t random; you’re exploring your dream world.
Rapid eye movement (REM) during sleep has perplexed scientists since it was first connected to dreams in 1953, but a ...
Is Amazon likely to acquire EA?
Amazon reportedly made an offer to acquire Electronic Arts (EA), the U.S. video game business responsible for the immensely popular ...
Conceal a chocolate cache or Amazon package from your companion.
Do you rush to answer the doorstep when the delivery guy rings the doorbell to conceal your most recent package ...
Golf balls resulted from colonial exploitation! British Empire ‘imposed’ the game worldwide and gathered Southeast Asian rubber to create balls for Europe.
According to a new exhibition, golf has a complicated history tied to colonial exploitation, despite its reputation as a sport ...
Beer goggles? ‘Beauty goggles’ make attractive people seem more confident, clever, and trustworthy.
A recent study demonstrates that attractive people are more likely to be seen as having pleasant qualities, a phenomenon nicknamed ...
Twin giant pandas born through artificial insemination in China give hope for the once-endangered mammal.
Tuesday marked the birth of twin giant pandas at a Chinese breeding center, bringing hope that the unofficial mascot of ...
‘Doggy dementia’ risk rises 52% a year after age 10.
After the age of 10, the likelihood that a dog may get a neurodegenerative illness akin to dementia grows by ...
FN Meka’s record label dropped him for racial stereotypes.
FN Meka has more than 10 million followers on TikTok and more than 570,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. According to ...
New technology could reduce invasive diagnostic procedures for womb cancer.
According to research published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, inexpensive PCR testing using samples from the cervix or vagina ...
“Synthetic” mouse embryos grow a brain, nerve cord, and beating heart.
If applied to human embryos, the discovery could aid in the understanding of human fertility, and developmental abnormalities, and provide ...