When bacteria's circadian rhythm is disrupted, they become worse at their jobs
Looking at the Oort cloud is like looking back in time—a superpower hampered by the fact that the Oort cloud is very, very, very, very far away
The same part of the brain that handles physical distress also deals with emotions
Once you consider the downstream consequences, coal becomes a lot more expensive
And when he checked into rehab, he couldn't stop touching his right temple
Tiny marine life's expelled ammonia fuels important chemical reactions
One leading Ebola researcher is turning to the crowd for more funding
21,000 years ago, icebergs carved up the ocean floor off the Miami coast
Now if only we all had infinite money
WASP-43b wouldn't be a great place to live
Scienctists hope to install instruments at the fault to observe changes in the earth at depth
Nobody really knows, but they have some thoughts
The hand's sensors communicate directly with the wearer's nerves
The desert is not the best place for a Street View car
Two more women with transplanted uteruses are due to give birth in the next couple of weeks, too
About 20 percent of our daily sodium intake is delivered between two slices of bread
Well-trained muscles could be protecting the body from an imbalance of chemicals that lead to depression
The placebo effect isn't just for pills
This could mean that therapies delivered after dark might be more effective
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