Crazy Ooho Edible Water Spheres Didn't Pan Out, So The Company Pivoted
Ooho edible water balls were going to get rid of plastic water bottles but didn't quite get there. Here is how the company rebranded.
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Newest Research Shows Repurposable Drugs And Spinal Fluid Trials Could Potentially Lead To Alzheimer's Cure
Developing new treatments for ailments can be a tedious and frustrating process for scientists. Oftentimes, newly developed drugs just don't work the way they were…
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Something Mysterious Is Blinking Near The Center Of Our Galaxy
When astronomers peer into the depths of the Milky Way galaxy, which is our home, they can see a lot of stuff going on. There…
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This Solar Generator Gave Me A Tiny, Sweet Taste Of Living Off The Grid
Maybe it's the fact that I spend so much time reading and writing about technology, but every few months I let myself fantasize about what…
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XGIMI Horizon Pro Review: The Best 4K Projector You've Never Heard Of
Looking for a 4K projector? It would be hard to do better than the XGIMI Horizon Pro. Plus, how can you beat this insane deal we've found?
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A Unique Solar Explosion Has Scientists Stunned And Excited
The Sun is one of the big reasons why we're all here today. Without it, life likely wouldn't have taken root on Earth — or,…
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Plants Wake Up With The Sun Just Like We Do, Scientists Say
We don't really think of plants as life forms that require sleep, and while it's true that plants don't "sleep" in the way that animals…
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Scientists Revived A Creature That Was Frozen In Ice For 24,000 Years
It sounds like the plot from a cheese science fiction movie: Scientists unearth something that's been buried in the frozen ground of the Arctic for…
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Apple's watchOS 8 Brings New Workouts, Mindfulness, And More
WWDC 2021 is officially underway and that means Apple is ready to share its latest updates to watchOS. The next iteration of Apple Watch software…
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Thousands Of Tiny 'Alien' Blobs Washed Ashore, And The Photos Are Incredible
A trip to the beach is supposed to be a relaxing way to catch some rays and, if you're lucky, reconnect with nature without too…
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Humans Have 'Untapped' Ability To Regenerate Body Parts, Scientists Say
When humans sustain an injury like a cut our first instinct is to ensure it doesn't get infected. We make sure it's clean and as…
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Perseverance Hits A Huge Milestone On Mars
Time flies when you're on another planet. NASA's Perseverance rover and the Mars Ingenuity helicopter have now both been on the Red Planet for a…
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Space Junk Just Slammed Into The ISS And Damaged Its Arm
As if we needed another timely reminder that space junk is becoming a serious problem, the International Space Station now has a bit of additional…
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The Center Of The Milky Way Looks Like A Work Of Art
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has delivered so many incredible images of objects and structures in space that it's easy to forget that NASA has a…
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China's First Mars Rover Is Finally Cruising
On the list of big surprises in space science over the past decade, the fact that China has rapidly become one of the major players…
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This iOS App Forces You To Leave A Positive Review Before You Can Use It
We've all experienced bad app design in the form of obnoxious review requests. It's super annoying to use an app once or twice and then,…
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If You Have This Chicken At Home, Definitely Don't Eat It
An alert regarding a massive recall of frozen chicken products has just been issued by the US Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.…
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Researchers Use Genetics To Help Blind Man See Again
Modern medicine has brought hope to and improved the quality of life of countless people around the globe, but some areas of medical research move…
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If You Bought This Meat, Throw It Out Right Now
Food recalls can be complicated. When a product is recalled it's often not necessarily the fault of the manufacturer itself, but rather an ingredient supplier…
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This Hubble Photo Will Make You Feel So Insignificant
It's Monday, and that's not good news for anyone. We wake up, crack our aching backs, and start yet another work week. We're important, and…
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Here's How NASA Will Search For Water On The Moon
Earth's Moon is tiny compared to our planet itself, but it's big enough that our efforts to explore it have really only scratched the surface.…
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Does Russia Really Think It Can Clone Ancient Warriors?
Military conflicts are expensive in many ways. They not only cost a lot in terms of money and resources, but they also often cost many…
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If You Bought This Popular IKEA Product, Stop Using It Now
Popular bowls, plates, and mugs sold worldwide at Ikea stores as far back as mid-2019 are now being recalled because they're not nearly as durable…
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Humans Suck Even Worse Than We Thought, Study Finds
If you're a human — and if you're not, how are you reading this? — you've probably come to terms with the fact that you're…
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A Fish Species Once Thought Extinct May Actually Be Thriving
Imagine casting your line into the ocean and pulling out a living dinosaur. When a group of fishermen off the coast of Madagascar pulled in…
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Tardigrades Are Almost Bulletproof, Scientists Discover
Tardigrades — those microscopic organisms that have been found to withstand extreme radiation, the vacuum of space, and temperatures that would turn most other organisms…
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NASA Says There Are Probably Organic Salts On Mars
NASA has been studying Mars for a long time now. Scientists working with the various rovers that have been sent to the Martian surface have…
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