The Best Way To Reduce Anger Isn't Venting Or Running
Many people think that the the best method of managing your anger is to let it all out, but that's not the case and science has a better method.
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The Unexpected Reason Dinosaur Skulls Had These Bizarre Holes
There's a lot we still don't know about dinosaurs, but we may have an answer to why these prehistoric creatures had mysterious holes in their skulls.
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What Science Says About The Largest Solar Radiation Storm In 20 Years
Radiation storms are nothing to sniff at, big ones can take out vital satellites, which is why scientists and astronauts take notice when they occur.
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The Dinosaur Egg Discovery That Hid A Surprise No One Saw Coming
When scientists found these dinosaur eggs, they didn't only uncover a shiny surprise, but they also stumbled upon all-new insights about where dinosaurs roamed.
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Why Scientists Say This Humanoid Robot Is 'Super Human'
The idea of human-like robots is a dominant one in science fiction, but this real robot is pushing boundaries, defying the physical restraints of being human.
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Scientists Finally Confirmed The Existence Of Runaway Black Holes
Black holes are the most massive objects in the universe, and you definitely don't want to run into one, but there's a chance one may run into you.
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Science Explains Why The Panama Sea Stopped 'Breathing' In 2025
The Panama Sea has been "breathing" for thousands of years, until 2025. Though exact details are scarce, scientists believe this global problem is to blame.
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The Unexpected Reason Sauropod Dinosaurs Swallowed Stones
Sauropods were some of the most massive creatures to ever live, and many researchers and scientists believe they needed to swallow rocks to survive.
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Scientists Still Debate The Function Of This 'Useless' Organ In Humans
Nestled in the nether regions of the nasal passage is a little-known organ that sees a lot of use in other animals but seems to be useless in humans.
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Why People Are Putting Cardboard In Their Gardens
A garden is something that diligently cared for and tended to, so why is it suddenly so popular to put your old cardboard in your flower beds?
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Wrapping Cucumbers In Plastic Has An Unexpected Effect On The Environment
When it comes to plastic wrapping on food, your first instinct may be that it should be reduced a much as possible, but it may not be that simple.
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What Scientists Say About The Trump MRI Rumors
When news broke that U.S. president Donald Trump underwent an MRI, rumors began to fly. Medical experts have weighed in, too, and here's what they had to say.
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Why Iceland Is The Closest Thing Scientists Have To Mars
Scientists are confident that Mars once had water and life, but to better understand Mars' development, they have to look to analogs here on Earth.
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Scientists Say This Popular Cooking Oil Could Increase Your Obesity Risk
American's have a big problem with obesity and one of the major contributors to that problem could be our love affair with this cooking oil.
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This Popular Plant Could Be Secretly Attracting Ticks To Your Yard
Nobody wants ticks in their yard, not you, not your dog, and not your kid, but if you follow this bit of folk wisdom you could be inviting them in.
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The Huge Scientific Discovery That Could One Day Reverse Osteoporosis
For as long as we've known of it, osteoporosis and low bone density have been a struggle for millions of people, but a new drug could change that.
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One Of The Best Drinks For Healthy Aging Isn't Water Or Milk
There a lot of contenders for best beverage — water and milk are probably at the top of most lists — but there's one drink you might be overlooking.
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The Unsettling Reason You Should Never Plant A 'Tree Of Heaven' In Your Backyard
On the spectrum of invasive species, few are as pernicious as the tree of heaven, which resorts to chemical warfare to outcompete native plants.
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The Unsettling Reason Shoveling Snow Is More Dangerous Than You Thought
If you live far enough north, you know the struggle of shoveling your driveway before heading to work, but you might not know how dangerous it can be.
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The Type Of Tree That Can Actually Grow Gold
The idea of trees that literally grow gold sounds like fantasy, but scientists found that it's possible, albeit less visually striking than you might think.
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Here's Why Scientists Use Mice To Do Experiments
Many medical advancements have come at the cost of rodent lives, and that's largely due to some rather surprising similarities between mice and humans.
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The Invasive Plant That's Destroying Indiana's Ecosystems
Ornamental plants are all well and good, at least until that pretty Asian vine decides to choke the life out of the trees in your state parks.
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The Blood Pressure Medication That Could Increase People's Lifespans
Some medications have surprising and unexpected positive benefits, and this blood pressure medication is one such example, extending the lifespans of mice.
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Scientists Could Change The Way Refrigerators Work Forever
Refrigerators have evolved a lot since the days of hauling around ice, and they might evolve again through the creative use of chemistry and thermodynamics.
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The Unexpected Reasons Scientists Are Making Mushroom Computers
More advanced computers are at the top of many a wish list, and mushrooms, with their uniquely brain-like structures, just might hold the key.
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This Popular Vitamin Might Slow Down Aging
Thought science can't yet reverse aging, there are some techniques, like taking this vitamin, that might slow it down, acting directly on genetic material.
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Here's Why Mummies Don't Decompose
Mummies are known for being surprisingly well preserved despite their age, and that's due to ancient peoples' impressive understanding of biology and anatomy.
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