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IN 1934, CHRYSLER BET BIG ON TEARDROP-SHAPED CARS
The streamline shape is still more aerodynamic than most cars today.


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MAN BUILDS 12-FOOT-LONG SAILBOAT WITH MATERIALS FROM HARDWARE STORE
The Kentucky-based builder shows how carpentry and a spark of creativity can go a long way.


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LARGE TWIN STUDY REVEALS A SURPRISE ABOUT NARCISSISM


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NERVOUS HUMANS ARE GM’S SECRET WEAPON FOR SELF-DRIVING CARS
Put on your sensor suit and get ready to stress out.


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WHY YOUR BRAIN CAN READ SCRAMBLED WORDS, ACCORDING TO SCIENCE


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AI CAN SPOT PANCREATIC CANCER YEARS BEFORE DIAGNOSIS, STUDY FINDS


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YAWNING DOES SOMETHING UNEXPECTED IN YOUR BRAIN, MRI SCANS REVEAL


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HUMAN GENOME PIONEER J. CRAIG VENTER DIES AT 79


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MOST PEOPLE DEVELOP DIVERTICULOSIS IN THEIR GUT BY THE AGE OF 80… SO WHAT IS IT?


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AFRICA IS SPLITTING APART FASTER THAN WE THOUGHT, FORMING A NEW OCEAN


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WE OUTLASTED NEANDERTHALS THANKS TO ONE KEY DIFFERENCE, STUDY SUGGESTS


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FAT BEAR WEEK CHAMPION CHUNK SPOTTED TAKING A STROLL IN ALASKA
Weighing an estimated 1,200 pounds, the dominant brown bear clinched the 2025 crown.


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MAY SKYGAZING: A BLUE MOON, FADING COMET, AND A LOT OF METEORS
Two full moons in one month occurs about once every 2.5 years.


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TABLE TENNIS ROBOT DEFEATS SOME OF WORLD’S BEST PLAYERS
Why this has major implications for robotics.