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Brain vs brawn: Study reveals women find physically stronger men attractive

Dr Aaron Sell said: "Our data couldn't find even a single woman that preferred weaker or feminine male bodies." Dec 13, 2017
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Did you know that people with CONSTANT AROUSAL disorder DON'T want a sex life at all?

Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder is defined as a "persistent sensation of genital arousal in the absence of sexual stimulation or emotion, which are considered unwanted and cause the patient at least moderate distress." Dec 13, 2017
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Is death painful? Experts reveal the truth, explains end-of-life symptoms

It has been noted that people in their last days and hours experience less pain as well as other problems than earlier in their illness. Dec 13, 2017
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Jurassic Park to turn into reality? Study finds ticks in amber that fed on DINOSAUR BLOOD!

In latest discoveries, scientists have found dinosaur's bloodsucking ticks inside a piece of amber which is supposedly a hundred million years old. Dec 13, 2017
A SpaceX Dragon loaded with about 4,800 pounds of research, hardware and crew supplies bound for the International Space Station is targeted to launch on a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida

SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch live streaming information: Rescheduled launch date and time

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will launch Dragon spacecraft to low-Earth orbit from SLC-40 on Wednesday and it will be live streamed. Dec 13, 2017
jaggery,

Should diabetics include jaggery in their diet?

Jaggery comprises up to 65 to 85 percent of sucrose which increases the blood sugar levels Dec 12, 2017
Geminid, meteor shower,

Geminid meteor shower 2017: Where and how to watch the biggest celestial event of the year [Live stream link]

The Geminids meteor shower, which is the biggest meteor shower of the year, can be observed in most parts of the world with naked eyes under dark and clear skies. Dec 12, 2017
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SETI to study mysterious interstellar asteroid Oumuamua for signs of alien life

As per astronomers from the US, a cigar-shape or needle-shape is usually considered to be apt for interstellar spacecraft that travels long distances. Dec 12, 2017
Baby elephant and mother

Here's how humans pose a jumbo problem for captive elephants

Elephants face a harrowing time in captivity, leading us to the question: Should their presence in temples be done away with? Dec 12, 2017
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Enjoying the free coffee at workplace? Study finds more germs in teabags than toilet seat

Dr Peter Barratt of Initial Washroom Hygiene believes that office workers should be more aware of hygiene in their communal kitchens. Dec 12, 2017
lithium-ion battery, electrode,

Scientists discover path to improving game-changing battery electrode

Like today's cathodes, lithium-rich cathodes are made of layers of lithium sandwiched between layers of transition metal oxides – elements like nickel, manganese or cobalt combined with oxygen. Dec 12, 2017
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Moon, Mars and beyond: US President Donald Trump signs directive to restart human lunar missions

Donald Trump signed his administration's first space policy directive to send NASA astronauts back to the moon. He also said that the US would also aim to reach Mars and other worlds beyond. Dec 12, 2017
cold, flu,

Man flu: Study shows it's real, men aren't overreacting

Dr Sue says: "Men may not be exaggerating symptoms but have weaker immune responses to viral respiratory viruses, leading to greater morbidity and mortality than seen in women." Dec 12, 2017
Tasmanian tiger

Scientists may one day clone the Tasmanian tiger and bring it back from the dead

The DNA sequencing of the Tasmanian tiger was done based on a 106-year-old genome of a pup preserved in a jar. Dec 12, 2017
stubbornness

Want to live up to 100 years? Study reveals you just have to be stubborn

The study proved that being domineering, stubborn and needing a sense of control promote people's well being as they are less concerned about what other people think. Dec 12, 2017
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