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  1. Earth’s Rocks Have a Missing Layer Spanning Up to a Billion Years

    · nautil.us · Nicolas Flament

    Now we finally know where it went The post Earth’s Rocks Have a Missing Layer Spanning Up to a Billion Years appeared first on Nautilus .

  2. This Photo of the ISS Next to Jupiter Was Two Years in the Making

    · nautil.us · David Nield

    Part of the art and science of astrophotography is figuring out when certain flying objects in the sky are going to line up for a photo opportunity. And few photographs demonstrate it better than AJ Smadi ’s shot of the International Space Station (ISS) hurtling in front of Jupiter. There’s an…

  3. Could a Fiber Supplement Help Chronic Knee Pain?

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    Another investigation into the mysterious microbiome The post Could a Fiber Supplement Help Chronic Knee Pain? appeared first on Nautilus .

  4. We Attribute Personalities to Chatbots, Even When We Know Better

    · nautil.us · Kristen French

    We can spot the bot, but we treat it like a person anyway The post We Attribute Personalities to Chatbots, Even When We Know Better appeared first on Nautilus .

  5. “Astonishing” Find: Fossilized Dinosaur Blood in a 115-Million-Year-Old Specimen

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    Molecular paleontology keeps getting better The post “Astonishing” Find: Fossilized Dinosaur Blood in a 115-Million-Year-Old Specimen appeared first on Nautilus .

  6. A Neuropsychologist Explains the Importance of Exercise in Fighting Dementia

    · nautil.us · Louis Bherer

    Adopting certain lifestyle habits, including physical exercise, could significantly reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia The post A Neuropsychologist Explains the Importance of Exercise in Fighting Dementia appeared first on Nautilus .

  7. How an Octopus Can Squeeze into a Beer Can

    · nautil.us · Devin Reese

    Or not, depending on the species The post How an Octopus Can Squeeze into a Beer Can appeared first on Nautilus .

  8. Inside King Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 104 Years After Its Discovery

    · nautil.us · David Nield

    An unprecedented find in the Valley of Kings The post Inside King Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 104 Years After Its Discovery appeared first on Nautilus .

  9. Ancient DNA May Reveal the Surprising Roots of English and Other Germanic Languages

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    Iron Age people were on the move The post Ancient DNA May Reveal the Surprising Roots of English and Other Germanic Languages appeared first on Nautilus .

  10. Switching to This Healthier Version of Salt Could Save Around 3 Million Lives a Year

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    You can even make it at home The post Switching to This Healthier Version of Salt Could Save Around 3 Million Lives a Year appeared first on Nautilus .

  11. The Evolutionary Arc From Pigeon Brains to Machine Consciousness

    · nautil.us · Kristen French

    A conversation with comparative cognition researcher Edward Wasserman about learning and the “edge of chaos” The post The Evolutionary Arc From Pigeon Brains to Machine Consciousness appeared first on Nautilus .

  12. Oldest Evidence of Human Cannabis Use Has a Ghoulish Twist

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    Take a ride with the spectral cavalcade The post Oldest Evidence of Human Cannabis Use Has a Ghoulish Twist appeared first on Nautilus .

  13. How Your Body Clock Affects Your Mental Health and Ways to Keep It in Sync

    · nautil.us · Sarah Chellappa

    Our internal body clock helps regulate sleep, alertness and mood, following a roughly 24-hour cycle influenced by light and darkness The post How Your Body Clock Affects Your Mental Health and Ways to Keep It in Sync appeared first on Nautilus .

  14. Chimps Can Be Thieves, But They Hesitate to Rob Their Friends

    · nautil.us · Devin Reese

    And their friends were quicker to forgive them for their thievery The post Chimps Can Be Thieves, But They Hesitate to Rob Their Friends appeared first on Nautilus .

  15. 7,500 Light-Years From Earth, A Cat’s Head Appears

    · nautil.us · David Nield

    A beautiful new NASA image of the Carina Nebula The post 7,500 Light-Years From Earth, A Cat’s Head Appears appeared first on Nautilus .

  16. The Female Iron Age Queen Who Helped Bring Britain to its Knees

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    New scholarship reveals an exiled Roman client king was a woman The post The Female Iron Age Queen Who Helped Bring Britain to its Knees appeared first on Nautilus .

  17. Archaeologists Unravel an 88-Year-Old Murder Mystery

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    The killing of James Leslie Starkey The post Archaeologists Unravel an 88-Year-Old Murder Mystery appeared first on Nautilus .

  18. What Happened When Neuroscientists Started a Mouse Fight Club

    · nautil.us · Jake Currie

    Their brain activity shifted The post What Happened When Neuroscientists Started a Mouse Fight Club appeared first on Nautilus .

  19. The Myth of Mommy Brain

    · nautil.us · Kristen French

    A conversation with neuroscientist Susana Carmona, author of “A Mother’s Brain,” about how the brain changes in motherhood The post The Myth of Mommy Brain appeared first on Nautilus .

  20. Protein Can Help Build and Preserve Muscle, But Eating More Has Its Limits

    · nautil.us · Dominic Farsi

    It’s also highly personal The post Protein Can Help Build and Preserve Muscle, But Eating More Has Its Limits appeared first on Nautilus .

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