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Convection in your coffee cup
Convection in your coffee cup

There are some interesting physics to be found first thing in the morning.

3 years, 7 months ago

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Planet of the ants
Planet of the ants

Humans like to think of Earth as our planet, but biology tells us otherwise.

3 years, 7 months ago

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Bernoulli's hair dryer
Bernoulli's hair dryer

Learn all about Bernoulli's principle with today's A Moment of Science!

3 years, 7 months ago

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Humans can echolocate, too
Humans can echolocate, too

We often associate bats with echolocation, but did you know some humans can have this ability too?

3 years, 7 months ago

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The Earth's core and the evolution of complex life
The Earth's core and the evolution of complex life

For billions of years, life on Earth had included only microbes, and simple soft-bodied organisms. Then, within just a few tens of millions of years,…

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Did sanitation make Rome any healthier?
Did sanitation make Rome any healthier?

Rome had a fairly sophisticated sanitation system, but didn't have a reduction in internal parasites. What made this possible?

3 years, 8 months ago

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Same and different: Infants use analogies before they speak
Same and different: Infants use analogies before they speak

The ability to make comparisons and analogies is a mental capacity that distinguishes human beings from at least most other animals.

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Magpie egg hormones impact their offsprings' boldness
Magpie egg hormones impact their offsprings' boldness

Not all magpie jays are alike. Some individuals are much bolder than others. Now, scientists think they may have discovered a clue to explain the dif…

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Warped spacial mapping
Warped spacial mapping

Rats have good spacial mapping, but sometimes things can impact their mental image.

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Why are parrots so smart?
Why are parrots so smart?

When scientists study parrots, they often appear as smart as monkeys and other mammals. How is this possible?

3 years, 8 months ago

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