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Should I use a footstool when I’m pooping?

Could this be the toilet hack you’ve been missing your whole life?
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6 (very, very weird) ways experts want to destroy ‘forever chemicals’ for good

What makes PFAS so useful also makes them nearly impossible to destroy
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Which generation is the most hypersensitive?

Millennials have long been labelled the touchy generation
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The greatest pyramid mysteries: 6 things experts still can’t explain

From hidden chambers to lost civilizations, the world’s most enigmatic landmarks are still, slowly, revealing their secrets
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What is Mexico's Zone of Silence

A failed rocket launch helped fuel decades of rumours about alien encounters in this Mexican desert
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Here's what déjà vu (or the lack of it) says about your coginitive decline

Some people can experience it constantly
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You can be declared dead, but can you be declared alive?

Being declared dead when you're still alive is a rather sticky situation.
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Do animals dream when they hibernate?

Is hibernation just an extra-long night’s sleep? The answer may surprise you
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18 mind-blowing space images so weird, you won’t believe they’re real

From melting galaxies to cosmic question marks and a gorilla running loose on the International Space Station, the Universe is a strange place
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A suspected new species of isopod was found in the Bellingshausen Sea after the George VI ice shelf rupture

'I expected life. But not this': Experts are uncovering a trove of very strange creatures hiding under Antarctica

What can life evolve into after a million years of total darkness, crushing pressure and isolation?
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The 7 biggest lies you’ve been told about belly fat, according to weight loss experts

From what it is to how to get rid of it, there's a lot we get wrong about the extra inches on our waistline
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The simple changes that actually improve your sleep (and the hacks that don't), according to world-leading experts

From mouth taping to six-hour nights – we asked researchers what's actually backed by science
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This Tully monster mystery keeps getting weirder

Step aside, Loch Ness Monster
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‘Very, very exciting!’: The Large Hadron Collider could be about to break the laws of physics, say experts

And it could be particle ‘penguins’ that are to blame
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'Could be counterproductive': Why too much protein can actually be unhealthy, according to nutrition experts

We're likely over-consuming the world's most profitable nutrient – and it’s wrecking our waistlines.
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‘Danger zone’: These 5 US states are about to be hit hardest by El Niño, experts warn

Expect wildfires, floods and storms
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What is the ekpyrotic Universe theory?

What if there was no beginning of time?
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Volcanic eruption.

A ‘volcanic megatsunami’ could devastate the US – and we can’t predict when

Fast moving and unpredictable, volcanic tsunamis can devastate entire coastlines
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A hand holding a knife cutting a ham sandwich.

Scientifically, what’s the best way to cut a sandwich?

Or are you a sandwich renegade who opts for eating the thing whole?
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The surprising truth about back pain (and what actually helps)

Back-pain is on the rise thanks to more sedentary lifestyles. So what is the best way to fight back?
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3 simple diet changes that can drastically boost your mental health

What you eat shapes your brain as well as your body
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This overlooked habit might be the best stress relief tool for introverts

Psychologists want us to carve out more alone time, to give our brains a chance to relax and recharge
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