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The Last American Slave Ship May Have Just Been Found

The discovery could be the long-lost Clotilda, the last known slave ship to bring live slaves to the U.S.

By Katie Serena • Jan 24, 2018

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The Last American Slave Ship May Have Just Been Found

The discovery could be the long-lost Clotilda, the last known slave ship to bring live slaves to the U.S.

By Katie Serena • January 24, 2018

World’s Largest Underwater Cave Discovered In Mexico

The diving group has been studying the cave system for over 20 years.

By Katie Serena • Jan 17, 2018

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World’s Largest Underwater Cave Discovered In Mexico

The diving group has been studying the cave system for over 20 years.

By Katie Serena • January 17, 2018

20 Incredible Photos Of Life Deep In The Gulf Of Mexico

The 23-day exploration by NOAA set out to discover more about the previously-unknown habitat at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, and the marine life that calls it home.

By Katie Serena • Jan 16, 2018

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20 Incredible Photos Of Life Deep In The Gulf Of Mexico

The 23-day exploration by NOAA set out to discover more about the previously-unknown habitat at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, and the marine life that calls it home.

By Katie Serena • January 16, 2018

The World’s Highest Prime Number Has Been Found – And It’s 23 Million Digits Long

The previous record holder was a full one million digits shorter.

By Katie Serena • Jan 8, 2018

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The World’s Highest Prime Number Has Been Found – And It’s 23 Million Digits Long

The previous record holder was a full one million digits shorter.

By Katie Serena • January 8, 2018

Discovery Of Unknown Native Population Rewrites Early American History

New evidence has unlocked the mysteries of the ancient Beringian population, a previously undiscovered group of Native Americans.

By John Kuroski • Jan 5, 2018

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Discovery Of Unknown Native Population Rewrites Early American History

New evidence has unlocked the mysteries of the ancient Beringian population, a previously undiscovered group of Native Americans.

By John Kuroski • January 5, 2018

Millennials Are Perfectionists And It’s Making Them Depressed, Psychologists Find

Crippling anxiety and depression are on the rise among a generation that feels greater pressure to be perfect than ever before.

By John Kuroski • Jan 4, 2018

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Millennials Are Perfectionists And It’s Making Them Depressed, Psychologists Find

Crippling anxiety and depression are on the rise among a generation that feels greater pressure to be perfect than ever before.

By John Kuroski • January 4, 2018

The Pentagon Recently Had A Department For Studying Aliens – And Still Might

A New York Times expose reveals the once-highly-confidential department, and uncovers some of its most interesting secrets.

By Katie Serena • Dec 18, 2017

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The Pentagon Recently Had A Department For Studying Aliens – And Still Might

A New York Times expose reveals the once-highly-confidential department, and uncovers some of its most interesting secrets.

By Katie Serena • December 18, 2017

Dinosaur-Like Animal Carcass Discovered With Flesh Seemingly Intact

The mysterious creature was discovered in an abandoned electrical substation, with its flesh still intact.

By Katie Serena • Dec 18, 2017

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Dinosaur-Like Animal Carcass Discovered With Flesh Seemingly Intact

The mysterious creature was discovered in an abandoned electrical substation, with its flesh still intact.

By Katie Serena • December 18, 2017

3.7 Million-Year-Old Hominid Skeleton “Little Foot” Unveiled For First Time

The skeleton is believed to be the oldest fossil hominid skeleton ever found in South Africa.

By Katie Serena • Dec 7, 2017

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3.7 Million-Year-Old Hominid Skeleton “Little Foot” Unveiled For First Time

The skeleton is believed to be the oldest fossil hominid skeleton ever found in South Africa.

By Katie Serena • December 7, 2017

How The Death Of The Dinosaurs Is Why We Sleep At Night

The theory that supports this is known as the “nocturnal bottleneck hypothesis.”

By Katie Serena • Nov 7, 2017

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How The Death Of The Dinosaurs Is Why We Sleep At Night

The theory that supports this is known as the “nocturnal bottleneck hypothesis.”

By Katie Serena • November 7, 2017