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Vinegar May Hold a Clue to Treating Depression, Study Finds

Health

A study observed a reduction in depressive symptoms in participants who consumed small amounts of vinegar.

Scientists Are Far From Developing a Pill That Can Replace Food. The Reason They May Fail Is Simple

Health

Many scientists dream of reducing food to one or a few pills a day, but this is currently out of reach.

Jules Verne Was Right: There’s Three Times More Water in Earth’s Depths Than in All the Oceans Combined

Space

A diamond extracted in Botswana confirmed what seismic waves had already suggested: The Earth’s mantle releases water.

The Ice Age Experienced a Solar Storm So Powerful That Its Effects Can Still Be Seen in Trees

Space

This knowledge can help prepare for the next major storm and also assist in tasks far beyond space.

Researchers Have Found Bacteria on the Chinese Space Station. Surprisingly, There’s a New Species Among Them

Space

Space exploration places a strong emphasis on cleanliness.

Eating Fermented Cabbage May Seem Unpleasant, but Experts Say It’s Excellent for Your Diet

Health

The nutrients produced by fermentation provide an additional source of nutrition.

In the Fascinating Realm of Supernovae, a Newly Discovered Remnant Has a Unique Shape: It’s Perfectly Symmetrical

Research

Identifying a supernova is an event that astronomers typically celebrate with enthusiasm.

The Brain Works Harder Than You Think When You Sleep, at Least When It Comes to Memory

Health

Sleep remains one of the greatest mysteries.

Scientists Find a New Explanation for Dark Matter Using an Unexpected Source of Inspiration: Superconductivity

Space

Dark matter continues to be one of the great mysteries that fascinates astrophysicists worldwide.

If You Feel Like You’re Not the Same Person After a Long Shift, Science Agrees With You. The Reason Lies in the Brain

Health

A pilot study detected changes in the brains of people who work long hours.

Plants Exist Due to a Curious Union. Now, Scientists Want to Recreate It in a Lab

Nature and Environment

The union of a eukaryotic cell and a cyanobacterium—more than a symbiosis—paved the way for the emergence of plants.

The Webb and Hubble Telescopes Observed Jupiter’s Auroras at the Same Time. The Problem: They Saw Different Things

Space

Auroras on Jupiter are hundreds of times brighter and much more variable than previously thought.

Lawsuit Says Ziploc Bags and Containers Expose People to Microplastics When Put in the Microwave and Freezer

Health

The suit argues that S.C. Johnson engaged in false advertising because the plastic bags shed microplastics when put exposed to heat and cold.

Our Species Didn’t Make the Oldest Bone Spear Tip in Europe. It Had Been There for 30,000 Years

Research

A spear tip more than 70,000 years old reveals the advances made by Neanderthals.

A Mathematician Solved One of the World’s Strangest Problems in 1949: Why Your Face Gets All Dirty When Eating Spaghetti

Research

This is what happens when scientists use food in their intricate models.

Researchers Have Tried to Understand Neuroestrogens for Years. They’ve Just Found a Clue: These Hormones Regulate Our Appetite

Health

Although researchers have learned a lot about neuroestrogens in recent years, their function is still a mystery.

Eggs: Good or Bad for You? The Confusion Is Old, but the Evidence Is Clear

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Vinegar May Hold a Clue to Treating Depression, Study Finds

Scientists Are Far From Developing a Pill That Can Replace Food. The Reason They May Fail Is Simple

Jules Verne Was Right: There’s Three Times More Water in Earth’s Depths Than in All the Oceans Combined

The Ice Age Experienced a Solar Storm So Powerful That Its Effects Can Still Be Seen in Trees

Researchers Have Found Bacteria on the Chinese Space Station. Surprisingly, There’s a New Species Among Them

Eating Fermented Cabbage May Seem Unpleasant, but Experts Say It’s Excellent for Your Diet

In the Fascinating Realm of Supernovae, a Newly Discovered Remnant Has a Unique Shape: It’s Perfectly Symmetrical

The Brain Works Harder Than You Think When You Sleep, at Least When It Comes to Memory

Scientists Find a New Explanation for Dark Matter Using an Unexpected Source of Inspiration: Superconductivity

If You Feel Like You’re Not the Same Person After a Long Shift, Science Agrees With You. The Reason Lies in the Brain

Plants Exist Due to a Curious Union. Now, Scientists Want to Recreate It in a Lab

The Webb and Hubble Telescopes Observed Jupiter’s Auroras at the Same Time. The Problem: They Saw Different Things

Lawsuit Says Ziploc Bags and Containers Expose People to Microplastics When Put in the Microwave and Freezer

Our Species Didn’t Make the Oldest Bone Spear Tip in Europe. It Had Been There for 30,000 Years

A Mathematician Solved One of the World’s Strangest Problems in 1949: Why Your Face Gets All Dirty When Eating Spaghetti

Researchers Have Tried to Understand Neuroestrogens for Years. They’ve Just Found a Clue: These Hormones Regulate Our Appetite

Eggs: Good or Bad for You? The Confusion Is Old, but the Evidence Is Clear

We’ve Long Tried to Understand Animals. A Chinese Company Might Have Finally Found the Answer

Researchers Pit a Sea Lion Against Humans to See Who Could Keep a Beat Better. The Winner Isn’t Who You Would Expect

We’re Consuming More Mercury Linked to Fish. Scientists Are Fighting Back With Engineered Probiotics

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