Sign of Aging Reversed by Simple Exercise
"Everyone says that '[aging is] just part of getting older,' but this doesn't actually have to be true," researchers say.
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Archaeologists Reveal Rock Art May Depict People Singing While High
Ancient carvings in Peru's Toro Muerto depicting dances and singing were possibly made by hallucinating artists.
Cat and Dog Flea Treatments Are Polluting Rivers
Large quantities of anti-flea treatments end up being washed away down the drain and ending up in rivers, where they can harm wildlife.
NASA Says Giraffe-Sized Asteroid to Pass Incredibly Close to Earth Today
2024 GJ2 will pass at only 4 percent of the distance between the Earth and Mars, making it a very close flyby.
How NASA Astronauts Are Visiting Lunar Gateway Station Before It Exists
The astronauts were both commanders of missions to the ISS, so they have crucial insight into what a space station needs.
Archaeologists Discover Lost Medieval Settlement and 'Unique' Roman Finds
The medieval settlement is thought to date to the 11th to 13th centuries, but there is also older evidence of Roman activity at the site.
'Exciting' New Insight Into Ancient Egyptian Astronomy and Mythology
Despite the ancient Egyptians' advanced knowledge of astronomy, the role of the Milky Way in their culture remains a mystery.
San Andreas May Be Getting Ready for an Earthquake, Say Seismologists
Despite no solid signs of an earthquake, scientists predict that understated signals could indicate one will occur soon.
Prehistoric Ritual Sacrifice Practiced for at Least 2,000 Years Revealed
Researchers uncovered the brutal tradition after finding the remains of two women who appear to have been sacrificed between 4000 B.C. and 3500 B.C.
US Revealed As 'Hotspot for Cybercrime' in Global Study
The World Cybercrime Index shows that a relatively small number of countries are home to the greatest cybercriminal threat.
Paleontologists May Have Solved 150-Year-Old Bone Mystery
"It seems highly probable that the fragments in question also belong to an ichthyosaur," researcher Marcello Perillo said.
Neurodegenerative Disorders Linked to Higher Brain Acidity
Neuroscientists hope that these findings will provide a stepping stone to future treatments for a broad range of conditions, from dementia to depression.
Wild Coral Snakes Filmed in Tug-of-War Over Prey in Scientific First
Footage of the serpents appear to show the two snakes in a tug of war, with their jaws tightly gripped around the prey.
Alzheimer's Risk May Be Cut by 27% by Simple Diet Plan
A change of diet could help protect millions of Americans from inflammatory neurodegeneration, scientists suggest.
'Jurassic Park' Vindicated As Triceratops Shown To Have Lived in Herds
Research on the teeth of five fossilized triceratops showed they had the same migratory existence, implying they moved as a group at least some of the time.
