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Why Did Ancient Humans Domesticate Horses? Here’s What We Do Know

Horses were the primary means of locomotion for travel, communication, agriculture, and warfare across much of the ancient world.

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New diagnosis trending thanks to Reddit

“Abelchia” or “no-burp syndrome” is caused by a quirk in the gatekeeper muscle to the esophagus

Salon

M-Dwarf Planets Are Likely Habitable — But They Would Change Humans In This Weird Way

Do aliens sleep? You may take sleep for granted, but research suggests many planets that could evolve life don’t have a day and night cycle.

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'Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy' premieres this week. Watch epic 1st clip (video)

A new clip for the upcoming Disney+ miniseries, "Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy," which premieres on Disney+ on Sept. 13.

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Doom games ranked, worst to best

Get ready to rip and tear with our ranked list of all the Doom games.

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Why Do We Dream? The Answer May Be Weirder Than You Think

Here are four recent breakthroughs that may pave the way for a greater understanding of dreaming.

Inverse

SpaceX will start launching Starships to Mars in 2026, Elon Musk says

SpaceX plans to start launching uncrewed Mars missions with its Starship megarocket in 2026 and crewed flights to the Red Planet two years after that, Elon Musk said.

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Are people more afraid of illness today?

The COVID pandemic pushed people to be either hyper-aware of viruses, or not trust public health at all

Salon

Sporting A Feathered Headdress, Pope Francis Finds 'Eden' In Papua New Guinea

But pontiff urged an end to violence and 'superstition and magic' that he warned tarnishes communities

International Business Times

This Week In Space podcast: Episode 127 —Space Stations Inc.

On Episode 127 of This Week In Space, Rod and Tariq talk with Max Haot of VAST about his company's first space station.

Space

You Are Probably Using Your Dog’s Crate Wrong — Here’s What A Veterinarian Would Do

While dog crates aren't a natural place for pups to retreat to, they can become a spot with positive associations if you train your dog to use it properly.

Inverse

Boeing's Starliner capsule just landed with no crew aboard. What's next for this astronaut taxi?

Starliner's recently completed Crew Flight Test mission faced several technical problems in space. Will NASA certify the spacecraft for long-duration astronaut flights?

Space

72 Gigabit-Per Second Wi-Fi Is Coming — Is This the Future Of the Internet?

These higher frequencies can carry massive amounts of data, making them ideal for the data-intensive applications of the future.

Inverse

See Saturn at its biggest and brightest tonight before its rings 'disappear' in 2025

Saturn reaches opposition Sept. 8, appearing bigger and brighter in the night sky. Viewers can also catch a glimpse of the planet's rings before they turn edge on and "disappear" from view in March 2025.

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Inverse

The Path To Better Internet Is With Flying Routers — Really

Today’s satellites and ground-based networks leave communications gaps where setting up ground-based communications equipment would be too expensive.

Salon

Capybaras: Symbol of green resistance

Climate change and a lack of predators has moved capybaras into suburbs and gardens. Are they pests or heroes?

Salon

Climate change is expanding reach of EEE

Eastern equine encephalitis, a mosquito-borne disease with a high mortality rate, has been spreading

Salon

We had our hottest summer ever — again

The planet was ravaged by wildfires, droughts and other extreme weather because of the unprecedented heat

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Boeing’s Starliner returns to Earth – leaving crew behind

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will remain at the International Space Station until February 2025.

Space

Boeing Starliner capsule lands back on Earth, without astronauts, to end troubled test flight (video)

Boeing's Starliner capsule returned to Earth early this morning (Sept. 7), wrapping up its first-ever crewed mission. But it came home without any astronauts on board.

International Business Times

Heat Pumps Are Key To Home Electrification -- But Will Americans Buy In?

On a hot summer day, contractors snake wiring through the basement of a townhouse in southeast Washington to install a heat pump, a key component of the United States' multi-billion dollar push towards greater home electrification.

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Mars leaks faster when closer to the sun

NASA's MAVEN mission and the Hubble Space Telescope have teamed up to reveal new insights into how Mars' water is leaking into space.

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Boeing’s Starliner lands on Earth – without its astronauts

Nasa’s Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, who flew Starliner amid technical failures, will remain at ISS until February

Space

James Webb Space Telescope zooms in on giant question mark in space (image)

James Webb Space Telescope finds clues about a pair of faraway, interacting galaxies that trace a distinct question mark in deep space.

Space

NASA delays ESCAPADE Mars launch on Blue Origin's giant New Glenn rocket to 2025 to avoid potential cost overruns

The ESCAPADE Mars mission, previously scheduled to launch atop a Blue Origin New Glenn rocket on Oct. 13, will now lift off in spring 2025 at the earliest.

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