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Russia Loses Contact with Satellite Containing...'Sex Geckos'

Jul 25, 2014 06:42 PM EDT

Apparently, Russia has determined that the sexual practices of geckos in space may yield worthwhile data, so much so that they launched a satellite into orbit with geckos on board in order to better study the sexual habits of living organisms in zero gravity. Well, Russian researchers in charge of the study have recently announced that they lost contact with the satellite. A moment of silence for the sex geckos is in order.

Cigarettes Better than Extra Weight, According to Researchers

Jul 11, 2014 06:31 PM EDT

In a surprising study published by PLOS Medicine, researchers have found that normal weight smokers have a longer life span than obese non-smokers.

Emerging Research on Animal Emotions Indicates They are Closer to Humans than Previously Thought

Jul 08, 2014 11:55 AM EDT

SummaryEmerging research seems to indicate that our previous perceptions about the emotional capacity of animals may have been largely innacurate, if not wrong. According to the New York Times, recent studies have demonstrated animals to be closer to humans than previously thought in terms of their ability to feel, in particular. For instance, crabs have been observed to feel and even remember pain, zebra finches enter REM sleep, dolphins and elephants can recognize their own image in a mirror and chimpanzees will aid each other without the expectation of anything in return.

Sorry, Guys. No Life on Gliese Exoplanets, According to Penn State Researchers

Jul 05, 2014 02:22 PM EDT

Remember that speculation that there are two planets somewhere near ours that are similar to what Earth is? Well, they were wrong, according to new research.

Scientists Discover 'Duvalius Abyssimus,' a New Species of Beetle, in Massive Underwater Cave

Jul 03, 2014 02:34 PM EDT

Way down in the world's deepest known cave a team of Spanish researchers have discovered a previously unknown species of cave beetle, a discovery that has scientists excited at what else might also live at such extreme depths. The Duvalius Abyssimus beetle was found in Russia's Krubera cave, which scientists have confirmed is at least 7,000 feet deep.

Dark Chocolate Health Benefits Include Improved Blood Circulation

Jul 03, 2014 07:29 AM EDT

Eating cocoa-rich dark chocolate is known to have health benefits but a recent study in Italy reveals the delicious treat has much more to offer.

Great White Sharks Not Endangered; Population Growing, Says Study

Jun 24, 2014 05:35 AM EDT

A recent study by the National Marine Fisheries Service has revealed that the great while shark population is doing very well. The census showed that there are over 2,400 white sharks off the coast of California.

Oxytocin Nasal Spray Effects: Hormone Makes Dogs More Loving

Jun 10, 2014 04:12 AM EDT

Researchers in Japan have discovered that the effects of oxytocin to dogs are quite similar to humans.

New Malaria Vaccine Traps Parasite; More Effective?

May 23, 2014 09:29 AM EDT

The new vaccine uses the protective immune system cells of children who are naturally resistant to the deadly mosquito-borne infectious disease.

Using Too Much Brain Power Slows Concussion Recovery Process, Study Claims

Jan 07, 2014 06:33 PM EST

A new study shows that concussion patients should gradually increase their cognitive activity to speed up recovery.

Air Pollution Now Fourth Biggest Health Risk in China, Ex Top Health Minister Reveals

Jan 07, 2014 05:49 PM EST

Air pollution is estimated to kill up to half a million people in China per year, but a solution for the problem has been proposed.

NASA Super Ball Bot Could Explore Solar System in Unique Ways

Dec 30, 2013 06:40 PM EST

The Super Ball Bot can maneuver around the toughest terrain and collapse into small spaces, making it ideal for space exploration.

Scientists Create Robotic Muscles Capable of Superhero Strength

Dec 26, 2013 05:48 PM EST

A new breakthrough could make users have enough strength to throw huge objects around like they were a human catapult.

Dogs Capable of Recognizing Owners, but Rather Stare at Other Dogs

Dec 19, 2013 06:42 PM EST

Dogs can see their owners features in an image, but pictures of dogs hold their attention better.

Ancient Diamonds Discovered in Antarctica, But Mining Not Worth Price Scientists Claim

Dec 18, 2013 05:33 PM EST

Ancient rocks from the time of dinosaurs have been found in Antarctica which may hold diamonds, though those diamonds actual worth is debatable.

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