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Why So Many Bog Bodies Show Signs of Violent Death
Who will say ‘corpse’ to his vivid cast? Who will say ‘body’ to his opaque repose? —Seamus Heaney, “Grauballe Man”…
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Why We Hear Voices in Random Noise - Nautilus
You may have once seen a giant face in the clouds. Perhaps it took you aback, amused you, or maybe it prompted an “uncanny valley” kind of sensation—realness, but with a lingering unease. Nautilus Mem...
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This Man Is About to Blow Up Mathematics - Nautilus
Harvey Friedman is about to bring incompleteness and infinity out of quarantine.
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It may have been the slightly dirty glass you drank from at the picnic. Or it may have been the water you accidentally gulped down while swimming in the lake. Or maybe you just didn’t wash your hands enough after using the public bathroom. But somehow...
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Rats in Vests Sniff Out Wildlife Trade
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear little vests and fight crime with powerful noses. While scent detection dogs have been around for decades, these particular heroes are African giant pouched rats (Cricetomys ansorgei)—and they could be an important...
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The Mystery of the Siberian Craters
In the northern reaches of Russia, enigmatic craters have begun appearing in broad expanses of windswept tundra. These craters can reach 230 feet across and plunge more than 100 feet deep into dark frozen soils known as permafrost.
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Thirty-one Japanese house cats recently participated in an experiment. Animal behavior researcher Saho Takagi recruited 23 of them from cat cafés near Tokyo, and eight friends volunteered their pets: 20 tomcats and 11 queens, most of them roughly around...
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