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How often you poop could reveal quite a lot about your overall health, and there's a 'Goldilocks zone'.

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A property owner in Moravia accidentally found a rare Bronze Age object that traces an ancient trade route.

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Thousands of visitors passed these cave walls for more than six decades without recognizing what was etched into them.

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A team in China thinks it has found a workaround to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, and it involves looking backward.

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Something going on in your mouth may account for a bigger share of dementia cases than smoking does.

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This week in science 🧪 A blood signature of tinnitus, why your cat meows at you, an asteroid that keeps accelerating, and more

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A new coffee cup coating made from the same stuff as plant cell walls held up against boiling water.

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Ancient Peruvians sometimes turned to ritual sacrifice around El Niño floods, but their bones tell a different story.

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Two habits around food cravings were linked to milder PMS symptoms in young adult women.

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A light from 'the molecule that made the Universe', predicted since 1986, has finally been detected near a newborn star.

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When people sensed they were outside their own bodies, their brain activity showed a strange mix that may explain it.

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A nuclear blast above a weak spot in Earth's magnetic field could keep wrecking satellites long after the explosion.

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Dust grains from the Kuiper Belt carry traces of ancient water singularly unlike the water we have on Earth.

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Physicists measured the gravitational tug between two tiny silicon wafers, and Newton's law still held firm.

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The blood-brain barrier may be doing far more for our brains than we realized.

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Researchers in Ireland traced at least 50 years of fluoride exposure to see how older brains held up.

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Tattoo ink sets your body up for a lifelong battle against an invader it can't remove.

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A coral in the Indian Ocean is so long that one diver needed 12 dives to find its end.

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Far out in the Pacific, two isolated havens have been hiding something extraordinary.

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Physicists found a mathematical way to avert time travel paradoxes, but their solution has one little problem.

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