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New scientific findings reveal that the creature long believed to be an 'American Cheetah' was actually a different species of extinct cat.
Archaeological findings in ancient teeth suggest humans engaged in habitual drug use up to 25,000 years ago.
Archaeologists unearth a late Fifth Dynasty tomb at Saqqara belonging to an ancient Egyptian judge and keeper of secrets.
Researchers have identified over 1,000 DNA variants linked to the Big Five personality traits, suggesting genetics play a larger role in character than previously thought.
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Recent reporting examines whether running with a stroller could potentially reduce the risk of overuse injuries for parents.
An mRNA flu shot becomes available in the United States for the first time, according to Smithsonian Magazine.
Astronomers capture the first images of a binary star orbiting the stellar giant Betelgeuse.
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Artificial intelligence has reportedly disproved the 87-year-old Jacobian Conjecture using a single, concise formula.
New research suggests a prehistoric 'golden age' of linguistic diversity where thousands more languages existed before the rise of expanding empires.
Astronomers have identified the faintest exoplanet ever imaged from Earth after a decade of observational tracking.
A centuries-old artwork is drawing fresh scrutiny after experts connect its hidden details to a newly documented wildlife behavior.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has launched its historic decade-long survey of the night sky.
Scientists have uncovered a massive underground fungal network stretching 110 quadrillion kilometers, prompting comparisons to science fiction.
Scientists spot a worldwide tendency for humans to turn left while walking, sparking fresh inquiry into our innate gait.
Recent studies reveal that honeybee royalty requires specialized royal chambers alongside a distinct diet.