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It may one day be possible for over-65s to visit a clinic every few years to receive a rejuvenation shot.
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A catastrophic rise in temperature wiped out the vast majority of life on Earth 250 million years ago.
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Back when the tallest trees were only a few feet high, huge towers of fungus grew in excess of 8 meters.
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CERN's giant atom smasher has identified five new particles that had been 'hiding in plain sight'.
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A new study has revealed that the indigenous Tsimane people have very low levels of vascular aging.
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Pastor Emmanuel Momoh discovered the monster-sized diamond while mining in the country's Kono region.
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Europe's largest active volcano has erupted in spectacular fashion for the third time in under 3 weeks.
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New research has suggested that humans may have been responsible for the formation of the Sahara.
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The humorously named research submarine is preparing to venture beneath the waters of the Antarctic.
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The world-famous physicist has suggested that a 'world government' could stop technology wiping us out.
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For the first time ever, scientists have successfully managed to create time crystals in a laboratory.
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Engineers have fitted CERN's record-breaking particle accelerator with its first major upgrade.
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In a world first, researchers have managed to create artificial embryos using the stem cells of mice.
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Special humanoid robots could soon be used to help grow replacement skin, bones and organs for patients.
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Robotics firm Boston Dynamics has released new footage of its unnerving new two-wheeled robot 'Handle'.
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A new study has indicated that resurrecting long-extinct species could ultimately do more harm than good.
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In some of the world's most polluted cities, exercising outside can actually do more harm than good.
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The local people of Chile's Atacama desert have developed the ability to drink water laced with arsenic.
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It's a question that has puzzled mankind for years - how do you get every drop of sauce out of the bottle?
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The breathtaking natural phenomenon was photographed by dozens of people on Monday afternoon.