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Why Does Coffee Make You Poop? Scientists Have a New Theory
Coverage explores new scientific theories regarding why coffee stimulates bowel movements.
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847 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
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Not afraid of ghosts: Curiosity and fearlessness apparent in German shepherd genes
New genetic research reveals that German Shepherds possess distinct traits of curiosity and fearlessness linked to breeding.
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Neanderthals Walked with Flatter, More Flexible Feet, Researchers Say
Recent heel bone scans reveal Neanderthals possessed flatter, more flexible feet adapted for stability.
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JWST Detects a 'Forbidden' Signal Never Before Seen in The Universe
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a rare celestial signal predicted decades ago, according to recent science reporting.
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Colossal 'doomsday' glacier set to melt triggering 'catastrophic sea level rise'
Coverage from Metro.co.uk reports that a colossal glacier dubbed the "doomsday" glacier is set to melt, with reporting warning of catastrophic sea level rise.
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Mysterious space rock near the Earth sparks research about its identity following unusual movement
A mysterious speeding space rock near Earth has scientists stumped and questioning what is pushing it.
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Cancer-fighting chewing gum slashes HPV levels by up to 93%
Scientists have developed a bean-based chewing gum that traps HPV in tested saliva samples.
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Regular coffee drinking appears to change how your gut works
Recent scientific findings indicate that regular coffee consumption alters gut function and distinguishes frequent drinkers from occasional ones.
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Earth's Plate Tectonics Evolved Dramatically 2.7 Billion Years Ago
New geological findings indicate a significant turning point in Earth's tectonic history approximately 2.5 billion years ago.
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NASA is recruiting new astronauts. Here are the qualifications.
NASA's astronaut recruitment drive puts the agency's candidate qualifications in the spotlight as applications open for the next class.
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How did the universe take shape? A new simulation offer clues
A vast new computer simulation offers a glimpse into the universe's formative first two billion years.
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A Controversial New Theory Claims the Universe Could Be Twice as Old as Once Thought—and It Just Passed Several Key Tests
University of Ottawa researchers say their CCC+TL model passes key tests and implies a 26.7-billion-year-old universe, twice the standard 13.8-billion-year age.
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A distant exoplanet mysteriously vanished from sight. Astronomers just discovered why
Astronomers watched a planet 1,000 light-years away disappear from view, then identified the cause.
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A mysterious 93-billion-mile cosmic structure may be the wreckage of colliding worlds
Hubble observations reveal a vast dark dust structure near Beta Pictoris that researchers suggest could be debris from a collision between Pluto-sized bodies 65 light-years away.
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Curiosity Mars rover sizes up new 'Nazca' dig site photo of the day for Nov. 10, 2026
The Curiosity Mars rover arrives at a fresh geological target named the 'Nazca' dig site, marking its 49th drilling operation.
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Gravity May Protect The Universe From Time Travel Paradoxes, But There's a Catch
New physics research and historical thought experiments highlight ongoing debates about the limits and paradoxes of time travel.
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Webb's controversial 'little red dots' may finally have an explanation
New scientific models attempt to explain hundreds of mysterious little red dots discovered in the sky by the Webb telescope.
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NASA space telescope plunges to Earth after two decades studying cosmic explosions
NASA's long-serving space telescope plunges back to Earth after two decades spent studying cosmic explosions.
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Prehistoric whale reveals extreme skull asymmetry
A six-million-year-old whale fossil discovery reveals an extraordinarily lopsided face, according to recent science reporting.
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These AI agents design your perfect robot-powered lab
Autonomous laboratories and AI agents are transforming the landscape of scientific discovery, according to recent coverage.
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Physicist claims time travel can only take us to the future
A physicist's mathematical proof suggests certain spacetimes fundamentally forbid backward time travel, limiting temporal movement to the future only.
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Moon phase today: What the Moon will look like on November 8, 2026
A new moon arrives on Monday, November 9, 2026, plunging skies into darkness and creating ideal conditions for stargazing.
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A nuclear blast could save Earth from an asteroid, but there's a catch
Recent scientific modeling reveals a critical flaw and a fivefold deflection difference when using nuclear strikes against oddball-shaped asteroids.
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Scientists Identified a Biological Signature of Tinnitus, And It's in Your Blood
Recent studies reveal a potential blood test for tinnitus by measuring elevated levels of the inner ear protein prestin.
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Scientists Discover Two Enormous Tears in a Tectonic Plate Beneath Iran
Seismic imaging has revealed two massive tears in a tectonic plate beneath Iran, marking a rare double slab tear at a subduction-collision transition zone.
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Hubble finds dwarf galaxies are missing most of their oxygen
Hubble observations reveal nearby dwarf galaxies are missing most of their oxygen.
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Did These Scientists Find Evidence of Blood in a Dinosaur Bone?
Scientists report possible traces of dinosaur blood in a 115-million-year-old bone, reviving debate over soft-tissue preservation.
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Scientists tested the six-tonne Altar Stone at Stonehenge after earlier research pointed to north-east Sc
Scientists have tested the six-tonne Altar Stone at Stonehenge following earlier research pointing toward north-east Scotland.
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3D scans reveal surprising differences between Neanderthal and Homo sapien feet
Recent 3D scans reveal surprising skeletal differences between Neanderthal and Homo sapien feet, highlighting distinct adaptations.
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'Good' Body Fat Is Linked to Fewer Anxiety And Depression Diagnoses
A widely prescribed blood pressure drug increased calorie-burning brown fat in mice, according to a recent study.
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'Big Bang' Fix Puts Voyager Across the 'One Light-Day' Mark
The Academy of Athens recently hosted NASA science leaders to mark the Voyager mission reaching its 49th year.
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Octopuses Can Squeeze Their Bodies Through Tiny Holes, And Scientists Are in Awe
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A Mineral Fingerprint Taken From Stonehenge Just Deepened the Mystery of Its Ancient Origins
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Astronomers deliver the sharpest and deepest view yet of the low-frequency radio sky
Astronomers unveil the sharpest and deepest low-frequency radio sky image yet, revealing tens of thousands of hidden sources.
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Scientists discover 'noxious gas' coming out of Mars
Scientists have reportedly discovered noxious gas emanating from the surface of Mars, according to recent media coverage.
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Mystery origin of iconic Stonehenge Altar Stone deepens as search narrows
The origin of Stonehenge's iconic Altar Stone remains entirely unresolved after a prominent scientific theory was officially debunked and overturned.
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See how octopuses squeeze through tiny spaces
Researchers discovered that common octopuses use a four-step process to squeeze through holes smaller than their eye gap, while Mexican four-eyed octopuses refuse to attempt such tight spaces.
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Earth’s rocks have a missing layer spanning up to a billion years. We finally know where it went
A new study in Nature links the Great Unconformity — a gap of up to a billion years in Earth's rock record — to mantle convection that lifted continents before the Cambrian and later let them sink, preserving the erosion surface.
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Mars may host an environment similar to hydrothermal vents on Earth, where life first arose
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Want to go to space? NASA is offering the public a chance to 'hitch a ride' to Saturn
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After 40 years of searching, physicists find evidence for an ultrarare particle decay
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All 5 genetic “letters” of DNA and RNA discovered in a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid
Scientists find all five genetic letters of DNA and RNA in a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid, offering new clues on life's origins.
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Science Lab: Offense vs. defense in Dallas — biggest concern?
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Scientists grow ‘human lens’ that could help treat eye diseases
Researchers successfully grow human eye lenses in a laboratory setting, opening potential pathways for advanced treatments.
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Stonehenge Altar Stone remains a mystery as theory overturned
Scientists overturn the leading theory regarding the origin of Stonehenge's Altar Stone, deepening an ongoing geological mystery.
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A possible chemical explanation for why we give up on tough tasks
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European orbiter detects fresh hints of volcanic activity on Mars
ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter detected hydrogen chloride near Mars' Alba Mons volcano, hinting at magma still active below the surface.
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A NASA space telescope plunged back to Earth after a mission that lasted 11 times longer than planned
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Cern breakthrough offers first glimpse into the zeptoverse
Physicists discover evidence of an ultrarare particle decay after forty years of searching, opening a new window into physics.
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The Mad (Color) Science Behind Rian Johnson’s New Camera App
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Bee nest linings could inspire plastics that break down in soil
Recent scientific findings reveal that cellophane bees produce a natural plastic-like substance that degrades completely in soil.
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Nature already invented biodegradable plastic. Scientists want to reverse engineer it.
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Scientists Discover "Hell Chicken", A Dinosaur That Ate Fruits Instead Of Meat
Recent coverage highlights new scientific insights regarding the diet of the creature known as the hell chicken.
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Scientists reverse liver cell aging and cut Alzheimer’s-linked protein in half
Recent reporting highlights scientific breakthroughs targeting cellular aging, liver rejuvenation, and amyloid-beta reduction.
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A 3,200-pound NASA spacecraft could fall to Earth tonight
A 3,200-pound NASA space telescope is plunging back to Earth after two decades in orbit studying cosmic explosions.
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Ape Fossil Dating 18 Million Years Back Could Change What Scientists Know About Human Origins
An eighteen-million-year-old ape fossil discovery brings new questions to the scientific study of human origins.
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Huge Alzheimer's study uncovers dozens of risk factors scientists hadn't seen
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There Are 15,000 Ant Species on Earth. Blame the Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs
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U of C researchers confirm meteoric aging among astronauts
Research from the University of Calgary reveals that space travel can accelerate human aging, with bone health significantly impacted.
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Scientists close in on mysterious ‘zeptoverse’ after 40-year hunt for ultra-rare particle
Physicists are nearing a breakthrough in the 'zeptoverse' following a four-decade search for an ultra-rare particle.