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Wednesday, December 9th

This New Development Could Finally Be the Key to Space Elevators

Scientists have discovered how to produce strings of extremely tiny diamonds. The super-strong material could help build a 12.5-mile high elevator into space.

Are Male a

nd Female Brains Really That Different?

What can IKEA furniture assembly tell us about male and female brain differences? Better yet, what does a slew of MRI scans reveal? Science tackles both questions.

HopSkipDrive Brings Ride-sharing to Kids

This isn’t your grandparents’ ride-share service. In fact, it’s not yours either. HopSkipDrive is just for kids.

At the Micro Level, Everything Should Be Reversible. But It's Not

Even time. But a new study has challenged that finding.

Why You Should Let a Pigeon Perform Your Mammogram

While pigeons probably won't be donning lab coats anytime soon, they are proving their prowess when it comes to detecting cancer.

Wikipedia Is Losing Editors. AI Could Help

A lot of editors have left the crowdsourced encyclopedia over the last few years. AI could help smooth some of those editorial feathers.

Tree Hot Dogs Are a Real Thing

Pass the cellulose! A Norwegian company is using renewable logging waste to replace saturated fat in hot dogs. It could help your health and the planet.

Radicalization in Terror Recruiting: It's Not That Simple

After a terrorist attack occurs, talk immediately turns to radicalization. What if we're focusing on the wrong thing?

How to Play 20 Questions Without Talking

Yep, humans have shared information between brains without language. But it's nowhere near telepathy.

Ain't That Some "Shhh": Doc Reveals New Method for Quieting Crying Babies

It's practically the holy grail of infant care, and now, conveniently, it's on YouTube.

Why More Companies Are Offering Paternity Leave — and Men Feel Freer to Take It

In the U.S., few companies offered parental leave for fathers — and men often felt a stigma if they took it. But the millennial generation is changing that.

Ridiculous History: Here's Why West Point Cadets Rioted Over Eggnog in 1826

Windows shattered, furniture broken, and dozens of cadets including Jefferson Davis nog-wild on smuggled booze. A "party" in 1826