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Humans are So Adaptable Because of Earth’s Climate From 320,000 Years Ago
Researchers have figured out how the environment influenced the humans of early and middle stone age and their technology.
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Glowing Zebrafish Wins 2020 Nikon Small World Photography Competition
The annual Nikon Small World photography competition brings to light the smallest marvels that exist on this beautiful planet. Let us have a look at the winners!
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Old Faithful Might Go Quiet, Just Like it Did 800 Years Ago
The Old Faithful is a geyser that erupts with captivating punctuality. However, experts are saying that it may go silent, as it did 800 years ago.
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Scientists Finally Prove that Rain Really Can Move Mountains
A new study led by the University of Bristol talks about a pioneering technique that captures precisely how mountains bend to the will of raindrops.
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Implicit Bias: Are You Racist?
Most of us are or at least consider ourselves moral, upright citizens until we take the Implicit Bias Test. What does the test tell us?
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New Organ Accidentally Discovered in Human Throat: Transformation in Cancer Treatment?
Researchers in the Netherlands have found an unexpected new organ in the human throat while completing prostate cancer examination. Find out more.
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Thar Desert River that Existed 172,000 Years Ago Found Near Bikaner: New Discovery
Scientists have discovered traces of a "lost" river that went through the Thar Desert 172 thousand years ago, which helped human settlements thrive.
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Intel’s Quarterly Earnings Report Show Xe DG1 Gaming Graphics Already in Volume Production
Intel revealed that their Xe graphics' first discrete GPU, the DG1, has entered volume production, in their quarterly earnings report for Q3 2020
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