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Maybe turn it down a bit? 'Recreational noise' puts a billion young people at risk of hearing loss

Turn it down already.

By Cassidy Ward | 

1 month ago

Study suggests Game of Thrones books are engaging because they mimic real life (well, minus the dragons)

By Vanessa Armstrong | 

2 years ago

Not even science can figure out which horror film is the scariest ever made

By Jacob Oller | 

2 years ago

Time travel without pesky cause-and-effect paradoxes may be possible, according to new study

By Jeff Spry | 

2 years ago

Praying mantises stay alive by scaring the you-know-what out of predators

By Elizabeth Rayne | 

2 years ago

Swiss scientists create glow-in-the-dark mice to study cellular function

By Jeff Spry | 

2 years ago

Mysterious structures detected near Earth's core using bat-like echolocation

By Jeff Spry | 

2 years ago

Can you really switch off a brain that's in a state of suspended animation?

By Elizabeth Rayne | 

2 years ago

Did the Croods kick back with a beer? This is how you unearth Stone Age brews

By Elizabeth Rayne | 

2 years ago

Glowing plants engineered with lit genes will make you feel like you live in Avatar

By Elizabeth Rayne | 

2 years ago