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26.01.2019 Viewed: 43
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MIT USED A LASER TO TRANSMIT AUDIO DIRECTLY INTO A PERSON?S EAR
Only the targeted person could hear the message.
26.01.2019 Viewed: 35
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EUROPE'S 'NEW' PERIODIC TABLE PREDICTS WHICH ELEMENTS WILL DISAPPEAR IN THE NEXT 100 YEARS

Oxygen can breathe easy, but the party may be over for helium balloons.

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AN INFERTILE COUPLE IS NOW PREGNANT WITH A ?THREE-PARENT BABY?
The pregnancy could give new hope to infertile couples everywhere.
25.01.2019 Viewed: 43
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SCIENTISTS JUST DRILLED ALL THE WAY THROUGH ANTARCTICA?S ICE
The record-setting hole is more than a mile deep.
25.01.2019 Viewed: 38
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PEOPLE KEEP INJURING THEMSELVES ON ELECTRIC SCOOTERS, STUDY FINDS
When rental electric scooters recently appeared in droves on city streets, they quickly drew both excitement and ire — with some people finding the newfound vehicles a convenient way to get around, while others found them, well, annoying.
25.01.2019 Viewed: 41
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CHINESE SCIENTISTS CLONED GENE-EDITED MONKEYS WITH HORRIFYING RESULTS
The monkeys are clearly not well.
25.01.2019 Viewed: 42
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APPLE IS WORKING ON TECH THAT?D LET YOUR IPHONE DETECT POISON
It has an idea for a tiny sensor that could save your life.
25.01.2019 Viewed: 46
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HOW ALLIGATORS SURVIVE IN A FROZEN POND: THEY 'SNORKEL'
As temperatures dipped along the U.S. East Coast, alligators at a sanctuary park in North Carolina figured out a cute way to survive in their icy homes: They poked their noses out of the water as it began to freeze over, their scaly "snorkels" becoming their only conduit for oxygen.
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DOOMSDAY CLOCK IS STAYING AT TWO MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT THIS YEAR
A scary "new abnormal" is taking hold.
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SHEEP AIN'T BAA-AAD AT RECOGNIZING FACES (BUT HUMANS ARE BETTER)
Scientists who said in 2017 that sheep could recognize human faces from photos may be feeling a little sheepish right now, after experts questioned one of their conclusions.

Facial recognition specialists from Australia recently revisited the 2017 study.