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Bleeding to sealed in one second.

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South Korean scientists invent spray-on medical powder that can stop wounds from bleeding in a second

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Weightless Marconi Union, most relaxing song, music therapy, stress relief, Mindlab International, sound therapy, anxiety reduction, ambient music, neuroscience of music

Woman listens to music while watching a sunset

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Neuroscientists say this might be the most relaxing song ever created

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People with ADHD have a key to potentially greater creativity.

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Experts say a 'mind wandering' technique unleashes ADHD's incredible creative potential

auto-brewery syndrome, scientific discovery, health, digestion, science

Some people's stomach process carbs into alcohol.

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Scientists find treatment for rare ‘auto-brewery syndrome’ that turns digested carbs into alcohol

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Woman blindfolds a man and an hand feels a wheat field.

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Remote touch sounds impossible, but we can, in fact, sense objects without physical contact

NASA, exoplanet, PSR J2322-2650b, Pulsar, astronomy, science, planets, atmosphere
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NASA scientists discover a strange, lemon-shaped planet 'nobody has seen before'

"I remember after we got the data down, our collective reaction was 'What the heck is this?'"

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Study reveals cursing to be the perfect low-calorie, no-cost performance enhancer

Cursing is like hitting a "power-up button."

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German start-up creates unlikely search-and-rescue workers: cockroaches with tiny backpacks

These insects could save lives.

body language, walking style, psychology, confidence hacks, nonverbal communication, posture, deep thinking, personality traits, emotional balance
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Body language experts reveal the secret truth about people who walk with their hands behind their backs​

It isn't just an old-fashioned habit; experts say this specific posture signals confidence, deep thought, and openness.

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Psychologists reveal 10 signs that someone is secretly super intelligent and may not even know it

It isn't about solving complex math equations; true intelligence often hides in how you listen, adapt, and handle change.

dog intelligence, Akiko Takaoka, Kyoto University, dog psychology, animal cognition, trustworthy, dogs and liars, canine science, pet behavior, animal studies
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Dogs can recognize a bad person and now there's science to prove it

A study from Kyoto University confirms that if you lie to your dog, they will remember it—and stop trusting you.

insects, bugs, scientific research, bug populations, environmental research
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Bugs are vanishing at 'alarming' rates. Researcher shares what's behind the 'bug apocalypse.'

"We're at a new point in human history."

Earth's heartbeat, microseisms, 26-second pulse, seismology, Bight of Bonny, Jack Oliver, geological mystery, Gulf of Guinea, seismic tremors, Earth science
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Scientists puzzled by Earth's 'heartbeat' that triggers little tremors every 26 seconds

From ocean waves to fractured sediments, every explanation for the strange, rhythmic seismic tremor has left experts with more questions.

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Scientists stumble onto ​possible breakthrough dementia vaccine that was hiding in plain sight

It's the same vaccine that people have been taking for shingles.

Wow signal, Jerry Ehman, Big Ear Radio Observatory, extraterrestrial intelligence, aliens, magnetar, Abel Méndez, astrophysics, hydrogen cloud, space mystery
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The mystery of a strange radio signal that came from space 50 years ago may finally be solved

“We’re not saying that this is definitely the case. We’re saying that it’s a very exciting hypothesis.”

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Two baseball players have the same name, height, and surgery scar. A DNA test revealed the truth.

A surgery mix-up led a pitcher to discover his exact doppelganger on another team.

Yonaguni Monument, underwater pyramid, Japan, lost city, Atlantis, Masaaki Kimura, Robert Schoch, archaeology, marine geology, ancient civilization
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Japan's 10,000-year-old underwater 'pyramid' remains a baffling scientific mystery

Experts have spent decades arguing over the Yonaguni Monument, with many convinced the massive structure is actually just a natural formation.

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Neuroscientists uncover the 4 specific ages where your brain rapidly peaks or declines

Your brain isn’t much different from age 9 to 32.

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Portuguese teens build amazing spider robot to replant forests decimated by wildfires

The spider-bot can plant 200 saplings in an hour.

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Unorthodox researchers found that people behave better when Batman shows up in real life. No, seriously.

The appearance of Batman encourages pro-social behavior.

music, brain, opioids, music therapy, scientific discovery
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Neuroscientists find that those who think music is 'like a drug' are actually right

Your favorite song rewards your brain chemically.

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