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How does science explain déjà vu? It's a brain glitch with a purpose.
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Your mind is a sense-making machine.
on Sat, 2PM
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What happens when you donate your body to science?
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Donating your body to science is not a simple decision. Understanding what happens to a body when used for research is important.
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5 fascinating wildlife images from National Geographic's Pictures of the Year
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A captivating look at diving penguins, pesky cicadas, and the hidden world of wood ants.
on Sat, 7PM
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The best productivity presents for home and office in 2024
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We found the best presents to improve projects and vibes, from desk setups to things you'd never think about throughout the home + office.
on Nov 16
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Why this $35 power bank is making us all nostalgic
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This Transparent Retro Power Bank looks cool with an even cooler price, just $34.99 (reg. $49), but that's only during this sale.
on Nov 17
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New DIY kit proves anyone can build gaming consoles and code games
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Gifting either DIY STEM kit as a gift and joining them in the fun could spark kids’ interest in science, technology, engineering, or coding.
16h ago
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Executive Gold Star Membership + a $45 Digital Costco Shop Card* for $130
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For just $130, not only do you get a year of exclusive Costco goodness, but you’ll also receive a $45 digital Costco Shop Card.
on Nov 17
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Why can't we just launch all of Earth's garbage into the sun?
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Earth is messy. Can’t we just send our junk somewhere else?
on Nov 16
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The best eReaders in 2024, tested and reviewed
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Check out the best eReaders and see which is right for you. The PopSci tech experts are here to help you compare specs and more!
on Thu, 6PM
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The best mice for work in 2024
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Enhance your productivity and comfort with these great mice for work, which offer you form, function, and a perfect balance of the two.
on Mon, 4PM
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A lone dolphin has been yelling into Baltic Sea for years
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No one is responding.
on Thu, 7PM
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The best wired headphones in 2024, tested and reviewed
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If you’re looking to upgrade your personal listening this year, these are the top headphones for the hear and now.
on Mon, 11PM
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Bioengineers made mutant, solar-powered hamster cells
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'Planimal' cell photosynthesis could be 'game-changing' for lab-grown cultures.
on Mon, 5PM
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Windows has a hidden tool that makes installing apps much quicker
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You don't have to stick to the usual routes for installing software.
on Nov 17
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Roku's $79 Ultra 4K streaming box is one of the best early Black Friday tech deals
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Stream your favorite TV shows and movies at the highest-possible fidelity regardless of who made your television set.
on Wed, 3PM
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12 gifts that are built to last
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Don't buy cheap junk for the people you care about. Get them a gift that will last for decades and beyond.
on Fri, 8PM
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Get a 65-Inch 4K Roku TV for just $378 with this early Black Friday deal
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This 65-inch smart TV has Roku smart tech built in so you won't need an extra streaming device to get the best experience.
on Thu, 9PM
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Rare California Gold Rush coin fetches $1.44 million at auction
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The $20 piece was struck at the Carson City Mint in 1870.
on Wed, 1PM
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Grab this Black Friday deal on Ooni's indoor pizza oven and skip the Turkey this Thanksgiving
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This $180 limited-time discount brings the volt down to its lowest price ever at Amazon.
on Fri, 2AM
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The Kindle Paperwhite is the best e-reader for most people and it's $30 off for Prime Day
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Amazon's latest Kindle Paperwhite has never been cheaper, and it's a must-have for book lovers.
on Thu, 5PM