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Smart robot vacuums spend most of their time gathering dust—literally and figuratively. New research suggests these domestic ...
High-quality deepfakes retain the heartbeat patterns from their source videos, undermining traditional detection methods that ...
In many Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), insiders such as developers and project owners hold enough voting ...
Your body might be 35, but your heart could be pumping like it’s 80. A team of researchers from the UK, Singapore, and Spain ...
The 18th-century mummy of Franz Xaver Sidler, dubbed the "Air-Dried Chaplain," was preserved using a unique embalming ...
A perfect storm threatens the global supply of omega-3 fatty acids, and the consequences could be devastating for human ...
Most of us have experienced that awkward moment: detecting someone's horrifically unpleasant breath and wondering whether to say something. A nationwide survey reveals this dilemma is remarkably ...
A significant portion of Americans (61.4%) are unwilling or unsure about taking the bird flu vaccine, posing serious ...
Research shows that underwater LED lights can disrupt the silhouette of objects (like surfers or seal decoys), making them ...
The study reveals a striking pattern: we readily recall positive karmic events in our own lives but negative ones when ...
Despite being separated by millions of years of evolution, dogs and cats have evolved similar skull shapes due to ...
Scientists have been arguing for decades about how physical brain processes create our conscious experiences. Now, a new study puts two leading theories to the test against each other.
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