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1		Fruit Flies Sure Enjoy Ejaculating
Throughout history we've blushed and called it la petite mort, the sting of pleasure, the balsamic injection, the flood of bliss?the list continues. But let's cut to the chase: I'm talking about ejaculation.It's almost seems as if some deep-seated Puritanical modesty compels us to semantically sidestep addressing this perfectly natural function. Perhaps we're just a bit bashful that it feels really, really good. It's not polite to discuss such scrumptious pleasures publicly.Humans ar
13h 41min 8sec ago


2		This Organ Helps Sea Nomads Dive Deeper for Longer
When we think of the organs that help humans stay alive under the water, the heart and lungs top the list. But there's another organ that deserves recognition as well, though few of us would think to name it. It's the spleen.Mammals have a unique response to having our faces engulfed by water. Our heart rate slows and peripheral blood vessels constrict, shunting blood to vital organs where it's needed most. At the same time, our spleens release a cache of red blood vessels held for this
13h 50min 23sec ago


3		Competition Meets Collaboration: The City Nature Challenge
When you hear the word ?nature,? you're likely to think of your last camping trip to a state park, or of grandiose landscapes with forests, lakes, and snow-capped mountains. You may remember the last trip to the beach and the variety of birds you saw while sunbathing. There are likely many images that pop into your head when you hear the word but the image of a city is likely not one of them. The City Nature Challenge hopes to change that.What is the City Nature Challenge and how did it star
16h 26min 57sec ago


4		How to Bend A Diamond
Diamond is the hardest natural material, but now scientists have shown that it can bend and stretch, much like rubber, and even elastically snap back into shape ? even if it only happens with diamonds that are very small. Such flexibility could open up a wide new range of applications for diamond, the researchers say.Diamond is extraordinarily hard, meaning it excels at resisting any change to its shape ? that's why a diamond can cut through softer materials and will only be scratched by
16h 54min 50sec ago


5		Hole-y Cow! Earliest Evidence of Cranial Surgery On Animals
The average cow needs cranial surgery like it needs a hole in the head, but for one ancient bovine, it appears that's exactly what the doctor ordered.Researchers describing a hole in the skull of a Neolithic cow say it's possibly the earliest example of veterinary surgery ? though it may have also been mere practice for performing the procedure on a human patient.Trepanation, or the act of intentionally making a hole in the skull, has a long history in our species (and it's still o
21h 55min 3sec ago


6		On This Day In Space! April 19, 1971: World's 1st Space Station Launches into Orbit
On April 19, 1971, the Soviet Union launched the world's first space station, Salyut 1. See how it happened in our On This Day in Space video series here.
21h 55min 43sec ago


7		What's Next for NASA's TESS Exoplanet Hunter?
NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is in space, but its science work won't start until June. Here's what the spacecraft will be doing until then.
22h 32min 44sec ago


8		Stunning Video Offers a Quick Tour of the Crab Nebula
Beautiful images accompany a quick tour of the crab nebula in a new video released by NASA.
22h 32min 44sec ago


9		'Flames in Space' Might Help Clean Earth's Air (Video)
Studying how flames burn in microgravity is helping scientists understand combustion. The insights learned could help reduce pollution here on Earth, according to a video released by NASA.
22h 35min 44sec ago


10		NASA's TESS Satellite Launches to Seek Out New Alien Worlds
NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) launched today (April 18) from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, rising off the pad atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket at 6:51 p.m. EDT (2251 GMT).
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11		This Earth-i Small Satellite's 1st Color Video of Earth from Space Is Amazing
The British Earth-imaging company Earth-i has released its first full-color video of Earth from space by its commercial satellite VividX2, which launched in January.
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12		Giant Impact May Have Created Mars' Moons
A collision between Mars and a large asteroid may have created the planet's two moons, Phobos and Deimos.
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13		Dazzling Lyrid Meteor Shower Peaks This Weekend!
The spring Lyrid meteor shower peaks with up to 20 meteors per hour shortly after midnight on Saturday into early Sunday (April 22).
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14		Debris-Dodging Spacecraft Could Use Bitcoin-Like Technology
Future spacecraft could think for themselves using the same technology that powers Bitcoin.
1d 18h


15		This Gorgeous Video Helps Explain Why NASA Is Studying Cosmic Shock Waves
Like a ship cruising the seas or a fighter jet going supersonic, astronomic objects also make shock waves through the medium in which they travel.
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