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Mummified Austrian priest’s rectum played important role in preservation
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Archeologists uncovered a very unique preparation method.
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What was food like before the FDA?
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Formaldehyde, brick dust, lead, and borax once made grocery shopping a minefield.
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Tomb art suggests Egyptian sky goddess wore the Milky Way galaxy
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Nut may have been influenced the cosmos.
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South Korea’s ‘sea women’ are genetically adapted for their tough trade
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Generations of Haenyeo have dived to harvest food in freezing waters—and their DNA reflects it.
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What would a world without mosquitoes look like?
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DDT helped wipe out one of the deadliest species from Brazil, but that's not the end of the story.
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This sea lion can keep a beat better than some humans
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Ronan the rhythmically trained pinniped is helping us better understand how the mind works.
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Mathematician solves algebra's oldest problem
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All you need to do is toss out irrational numbers.
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NASA’s new space observatory is mapping the entire sky in 3D
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SPHEREx will snap about 3,600 images per day for the next two years.
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Why are airline seats so small? It all started in 1978.
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Seats and legroom have shrunk over the years as Americans have gotten larger. Experts warn that could be a recipe for a disaster.
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What makes smoke black versus white?
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Ahead of the conclave, dive into the science of smoke colors.
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Ruggable makes washable Star Wars rugs and they're on sale for May the 4th
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Whether you want a small area rug with a subtle nod to a Mandalorian or a huge carpet with Darth Vader's face on it, they're all on sale.
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Good luck guessing Yosemite's most dangerous animal
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The creatures are easily startled and will lash out.
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Amazon's best-selling at-home blood pressure cuff is just $30 for a limited time
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If you want accurate blood pressure tracking that you can share with your healthcare providers, this is an easy and affordable way to do it.
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De’Longhi Rivelia review: Automatic espresso done right
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This machine is an investment, but it makes a fantastic assortment of espresso and coffee drinks, including your morning oat-milk latte.
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Charge smarter with glowing speed—this 100W cable comes in a two-pack for $25
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This cable combines functionality with flair, making it a practical and eye-catching addition to your tech accessories.
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This little trick fixes everything you hate about office scanners
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If you can take a photo, you can scan documents with iScanner a mobile scanner app that will be a dream to use!
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Supercharge your productivity with Office 2021 and Windows 11 Pro
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Built for power users, multitaskers, and digital warriors, this bundle equips your rig with everything to dominate workflow like a boss.
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