In the first study to look at the evolution of hair types, researchers found tightly curled hair shields the head from the sun
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It could be useful for projects to replant forests from the air using dronesAn F-16 fighter jet controlled by AI has taken off, taken part in aerial fights against other aircraft and landed without human helpModern humans who have inherited genetic variants related to circadian rhythms from extinct hominins are more likely to be morning people
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A children's book about the science of curly hairICYMI on KPBS Midday Edition: San Diego scientist and engineer Neil Thompson has published a children's book inspired by his curly-haired young nephew and the many other children who look like him.
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'Starspots' could improve our understanding of habitable zonesThe first study measuring the 'spottiness' of stars could lead to better theories of stellar magnetism.
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Back to Titanic: Footage of first images from first dive in 1986 releasedWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution is sharing the 80-minute video on its YouTube channel.
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Trump hired researchers to try to prove election fraud claims: reportThe study, done through a Berkeley Research Group subsidiary, cost the Trump campaign more than $600,000.
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Study hints healthier school lunch can reduce obesityThe study is new evidence that improving the quality of school meals through legislation might be one way to help shift the trajectory of childhood obesity, which has been rising for decades and now affects about 1 in 5 U.S. kids.
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High sugar intake linked to elevated risk of heart disease and stroke, study findsNew research suggests the more one's energy comes from sugar, the higher the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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