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Friday, March 1, 2019
How well future pros sprint, jump and lift weights at the NFL Scouting Combine may tell us only a little bit about their career success.
New findings suggest that ordinary sound has negative gravitational mass.
Ancestors of modern humans may have scavenged calorie-rich bone marrow from already dead animals.
Researchers use machine learning to speed up the trial-and-error search for new materials that can conduct electricity without resistance.
Chimps that experience the most dramatic human impacts have less behavioral diversity.
Evidence of dark matter particles may be easier to find in ancient minerals than in the newest detectors.
Ensuring a pot of the famous melted cheese dish has the right material properties is key to enjoying it.
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