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Scientific advancements and innovations are fascinating topics for many people, with interest in the latest discoveries in medicine, space, and technology.

Bizarre Cultural Traditions, Health Science

Egyptian Mummy Dealer from 1875

Historical Phenomenon of Europeans Consuming Egyptian Mummies

a curious and somewhat macabre chapter in medical history. This practice, was primarily prevalent during the Renaissance and extending into the 18th century. This practice was rooted in the European fascination with ancient Egypt and the belief in the medicinal properties of mummies. Origins of the Practice The consumption of ground mummies began in the […]

Space, Unusual Animal Stories

How Different Animals React to Zero Gs

How Different Animals React to Zero Gravity

Technology, Unusual Animal Stories

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Squirrels: The Unintended Masters of Cyber Warfare

Squirrels, with their twitchy tails and insatiable appetite for acorns, might seem like innocuous members of the animal kingdom. However, in the realm of network infrastructure

Corporate Responsibility, Sustainability and Climate Change

The Trash Mountain of Fast Fashion: A Satellite View of Excess in the Atacama Desert

In an alarming visual manifestation of the fast fashion industry's impact on our planet, a mountain of discarded clothes has emerged in the remote Atacama Desert in Chile

Biology, Unusual Animal Stories

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All Hail the King Crab: Fascinating Evolutionary Journey of Decapods Towards Crabs

The world beneath the ocean's surface is a realm of wonder, teeming with countless diverse and extraordinary species. Among the vast array of marine creatures, decapods - a group of crustaceans with ten legs - have captured the attention of scientists and enthusiasts alike. While decapods encompass various crustaceans such as shrimps, lobsters, and crayfish, one particular branch of their evolutionary tree

Biology, Weird and Unusual History

The Astonishing Tale of the Boy with Two Heads from 1738

Throughout history, there have been accounts of remarkable anomalies that defy the boundaries

Corporate Responsibility, Environmental Science

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The Worthless Carbon Offset Certificates: A Dark Side of Greenwashing

In the quest for environmental sustainability, carbon offset certificates have emerged as a popular tool for companies to claim they are taking action against climate change

Biology, Unusual Animal Stories

Psychedelic Animals: Exploring Mind-Altering Species in Nature

Nature has always been a source of wonder and surprises, and it turns out that some of its inhabitants have the ability to alter our minds

Health Science, Mental Health

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How to Improve Your Memory Weird Scientifically Proven Ways

Memory is a vital cognitive function that plays a critical role in our daily lives.

Technology, Weird and Unusual Art

Diablo IV Its just a game – North: a collective denounces a “Christianophobe” exhibition in a desecrated chapel

The walls and ceiling of the building were repainted on the occasion of the release of the video game "Diablo IV

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