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Eight Paranthropus boisei footprints from 1.4 million years ago reveal they were taller than thought and likely traveled in a male-only pack, because who needs females when you have a dangerous lake?
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Because freezing optical fibers apparently makes light and sound interact 1,000x more strongly - so forget lasers, cryogenics is the new computing frontier.
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Scientists find tiny whirlpools on the Sun, because apparently it wasn't already chaotic enough, and these might explain its magnetic mysteries.
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Researchers proved sunlight can create quantum entanglement, potentially replacing lasers with the most abundant light source in the solar system. Your quantum computer may soon run on solar power.
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Malaria didn't just give early humans fevers; it also played matchmaker, splitting up populations and shaping human diversity for at least 74,000 years.
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