Powerful storms like Hurricane Melissa foment an odd phenomenon called the “stadium effect” at their centers
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Researchers are learning more about limerence, the term for obsessive, involuntary love that is often unreturned
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An unexpected behavior captured on film
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Illuminating new details of the Red Spider Nebula have emerged
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Zebrafish with a particular mutation drink like, well … fish
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Overexuberant pet care could be killing our fur babies
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The Italian scientist who sparked an electric revolution that led to the beloved horror story—and the battery
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New research sheds light on a familiar problem, with important implications for food safety
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The parasites found lurking in 1,000-year-old feces give a glimpse into the health and daily life of the past
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At a church in Italy, we sought to shed an old definition for one that could save us
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