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Scientists Use Geographic Profiling to Reveal Banksy’s True Identity
Using a technique called “geographic profiling”—which is mostly used to catch serial criminals—scientists at Queen Mary University of London claim to have discovered the true identity of the infamous street artist Banksy. …
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The Existence of Sleep Munchies
Sleep deprivation has long-been linked with deteriorating both mental and physical wellbeing and now researchers have found that it also leads to overeating. More interesting still: they’ve discovered why. According to scientists …
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An LGBTQIA-inspired bank, how "ugly" food can end hunger, the music of Star Wars and more in our look around the web
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Harper Lee dies at 89, a labyrinthian cake maze, how the internet killed Playboy and more in our look around the web
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NYC to end conversion therapy, Sophina DeJesus' viral gymnastics routine, dogs of NYFW and more in our look around the web
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Body positive Barbie, the chattiest state in America and the surprising truth about Earth's birth in this week's look at the web
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Earth is Actually Two Planets Fused Together
A new study conducted by UCLA researchers has uncovered an astonishing twist to the formation of Earth: it’s actually two planets fused together. Existing research had shown that a rogue planet, called …
Via blogs.scientificamerican.com
What Babies Can See That Adults Can’t
Until they reach the age of five months, babies have an ability to perceive and distinguish images more efficiently than adults. The news comes from research conducted by the Chuo University in …