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This Device Records Your Snores to Track Your SleepA system that records the sounds of every breath and snore you utter while sleeping may offer an alternative to clinical sleep-tracking technology, new research suggests.
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Elaborate 'Red Lady' Grave Yields Secrets Of Ice-Age CultureAn extensive investigation into an 18,700-year-old human grave in northern Spain is revealing insights about this unique woman and her culture.
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Woolly Mammoth DNA Inserted into Elephant Cells -
Are Smart Pills & Brain Zapping Risky? Bioethicists Weigh In -
Pi, Anyone? The Secret to Memorizing Tens of Thousands of Digits -
When Will Virtual-Reality Headsets Stop Making People Sick?From the Oculus Rift headsets to the new HTC Vive, virtual reality devices will soon be flooding the gaming market. But, the technology has also been plagued by some unwelcome side effects.
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Two Pet Goldfish Get Surgeries Totaling $750For some people, the price of a pet's health is never too high. A team of veterinarians in Scotland performed a set of operations on pet goldfish that cost nearly $800.
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10,000-Year-Old Remains of Extinct Woolly Rhino Baby DiscoveredThe remains of a baby woolly rhino that roamed the Earth at least 10,000 years ago have been discovered in a frozen riverbank in Siberia, researchers said.
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'Sasha': Photos of an Extinct Woolly Rhino BabyA hunter and businessman stumbled across a rare find in a frozen riverbank in Siberia: The remarkably complete remains of a baby woolly rhino.
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Florida Isn't the Only State to 'Ban' Climate Change -
Brain's 'Pain Meter' IdentifiedThe brain's "pain sensor" has been found, researchers say. When you step on a thumbtack or hit your funny bone, this is the part of your brain that lights up.
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$1.1 Million Brain Prize Awarded for Technique to Visualize Live Brain Cells -
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Why Head Transplants Won't Happen Anytime SoonAlthough an Italian neurosurgeon recently boasted that he plans to conduct a human head transplant within two years, experts say this proposal is scientifically and ethically absurd.
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25 Robots Set to Compete in Ambitious Contest This SummerThis summer, 25 robots from around the world will go head to head in a competition to test how machines could one day provide assistance after natural or man-made disasters.
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These 3 Student Inventions May Make Life Easier -
'Chappie': How Realistic Is the Film's Artificial Intelligence?The new film "Chappie" features an artificially intelligent robot that becomes sentient and must learn to navigate the competing forces of kindness and corruption in a human world.
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Cyborg Roaches Could Be Used to Find Disaster SurvivorsFleets of cyborg cockroaches could someday roam into damaged nuclear power plants or collapsed mines to carry out reconnaissance or locate survivors.
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In a Zombie Outbreak, Head for the Rocky Mountains -
3 to 5 Cups of Coffee a Day May Lower Risk of Heart AttacksGood news for people who drink coffee every day: Consuming a moderate amount of coffee could lower the risk of clogged arteries that can lead to a heart attack, a new study finds.
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Secret Service Will Test-Fly Drones Over US CapitalIt's a bird, it's a plane, it's … a drone flying over the U.S. capital! The U.S. Secret Service has announced it will soon begin flying unmanned aerial vehicles over Washington, D.C.
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White & Gold or Blue & Black? Science of the Mystery DressThe Internet went bonkers last night over a simple question: What color is this dress? Some people see it as white and gold, while others swear it's blue and black. What's going on?
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More Mysterious Craters Found in Siberia -
Photos of Siberia's Mysterious CratersSeven giant craters have mysteriously appeared in northern Siberia, possibly due to methane gas released from melting permafrost. And scientists think may be dozens more.
