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The Sciences

How the Term 'Mad Scientist' Began and How It Shapes Our World

Fear

Mind

Why We’re Hard-Wired to Remember Things that Scare Us

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What Was the Most Dangerous Carnivorous Dinosaur?

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Microscopic Crystals Might Reveal Multiple Jurassic Extinctions

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The Disasters You Might Not Think About

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'Fuzzballs' Might Be the Answer to a Decades-Old Paradox About Black Holes 

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New Data Expose Colonialism in Paleontology

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What the Two Halves of Your Brain (Don’t) Say About You

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Planet Earth

The Rice's Whale: How This New Whale Species Is Fighting for Survival

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Nepal’s Rhino Win Links Conservation and Social Justice

Earth

Earth Is Spinning Faster Now Than It Was 50 Years Ago

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Do You Have What It Takes To Be an Astronaut?

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