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Scientists posit that Earth’s very life-force—oxygen—along with dust particles and our planet’s magnetotail, conspire in a cosmic dance to set the stage for an unexpected phenomenon: the Moon’s rusting.
The history of the condom has not always been associated with comfort. We’ve tried linen, tortoise-shell (yes really), and latex. What does the future hold?
Yes! Men can lactate. However, it’s rare and occurs when the pituitary gland produces a hormone called prolactin which induces milk production.
As space exploration expands, space blindness emerges as a grave consequence of extended stays beyond Earth. Can scientists conquer this challenge in time for the impending Mars mission? Unveiling their strategies becomes paramount on the path to interplanetary journeys.
Shrouded in myth, the significance of ‘SOS’ is often misinterpreted as ‘Save Our Souls’ or ‘Save This Ship’. In reality, it’s an echo of the Morse code system’s efficiency. Delve into its intriguing history with us.
How do lobsters communicate? With no vocal cords, the options are limited. Fortunately, they’re blessed with two bladders in their heads and can release jets of potent urine to get their message across.
From ashes of ox hooves, eggshells, pumice, and myrrh to fluoride and sodium lauryl sulfate, the history of toothpaste has come a long way in 7000 years.
Is it possible to regrow teeth? Up until recently, dentures and implants were the only way. But soon, medieval dentistry might be history.
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