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Photo: Stephen Frink / Getty Images New Studies Reveal Why You’re Seeing More Sharks at the Beach This Summer
Researchers say warming oceans are shifting shark habitats, including where some species migrate and raise their young.
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MIT’s New Breathable Hydrogel Could Be a Step Toward Self-Cooling Wearables
The lung-inspired material lets heat and sweat escape, helping wearable sensors stay reliable during exercise.
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Everything We Know About Bryan Johnson’s ‘Clone’ and the Stem Cell Science Behind It
Johnson described a “baby” clone in a petri dish, but experts say the science points to reprogrammed stem cells.
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Scientists Are Expanding the Search for Alien Signals to New Radio Frequencies
Researchers are using ALMA data to search radio bands that have been largely unexplored for alien signals.
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Scientists Built a Drone That Becomes (Nearly) Invisible Without Any Cloaking Technology
Northwestern’s Phantom Twist drone spins so fast that it turns into a faint blur instead of a visible aircraft.
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Photo: ullstein bild / Getty Images More Than 2,000 Volunteers Are Excavating a 240-Million-Year-Old Monster
It’s an extraordinary effort for an extraordinary fossil.
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Photo: Maroni, P.J., Cornet, J., Skorikova, Y. et al. / Polar Biology Scientists Just Filmed a Rare Arctic Squid for the First Time, and It Was Guarding Babies
Luckily the tiny squid didn’t seem too bothered by the intrusion.
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Photo: PeopleImages / Getty Images Modern Medicine Is Keeping Us Alive Longer, But That’s Not Necessarily a Good Thing
Living longer is great, but we aren’t always living well.
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Photo: Pete_Flyer / Getty Images This 294-Million-Year-Old Fossil Preserved Something Scientists Almost Never Find
We’re still discovering new things about the butts of creatures that died hundreds of millions of years ago.
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Photo: Archivo Administrativo, Museo Regional de Iquique–CORMUDESI / Science Advances Archaeologists Were Wrong About How These Famous Inca Child Mummies Died
No matter how bad it gets, at least we’re not Inca child sacrifices.
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Photo: Mike Korostelev / Getty Images Scientists Are Trying to Figure Out Why Orcas Are Punching Giant Sunfish So Hard They Explode
Orcas have always been scarier than sharks.
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