London's 'Curious Hour': where pub drinks come with a side of science
Curious Hour in London pairs bar drinks with accessible science talks — a fun, brainy night out for travellers...
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Costa Rica May Hide 40,000 Fungal Species — and Travellers Walk Past Them Every Day
A University of Costa Rica study suggests the country may host over 40,000 fungal species — under 7,000 docume...
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How a Hawaii Conference Settled the Mystery of the Moon's Origins
The giant impact theory of the Moon's formation won over scientists at a 1980s conference in Hawaii. The story...
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Calgary's TELUS Spark turns spooky with an 18+ night of séances, drag and ghost science
TELUS Spark's adults-only Spark After Dark hits Calgary Oct 9, 2026 with séances, drag, ghost science and expe...
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T. rex's tiny arms: the science behind the dinosaur world's strangest design flaw
Why did T. rex have such tiny arms? New research links shrinking forearms to mega jaws — plus the scavenger th...
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Aurora Expeditions Turns Antarctic Cruises Into Floating Science Labs for 2026-27
Aurora Expeditions' 2026-27 Antarctic season: 27 voyages on three ships, with 18 scientists aboard 11 sailings...
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Scientists say the human brain is really two organs fused into one
Stanford scientists found the human brain is two separate organs fused together — a hindbrain and forebrain th...
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A Roman Farmer Figured Out Germs 2,000 Years Before Microscopes
Roman scholar Varro warned against building near swamps in 37 BC, suspecting invisible creatures that caused d...
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HX Wraps Record Arctic Season With 26,491 Citizen Science Submissions and a World-First Whale-Detecting AI Trial
HX closed a record Arctic season: 26,491 citizen science submissions, 31 sailings and a world-first AI whale-d...
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Why we pay to be scared: the science behind Zero Latency's Halloween VR hits
Zero Latency VR marks Halloween with a fear scientist's verdict on why free-roam horror like Outbreak and Haun...
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HX Expeditions Wraps Record Arctic Season With 26,491 Citizen Science Submissions
HX Expeditions closed its Arctic season with 31 sailings, 26,491 citizen science submissions, a world-first AI...
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At This Peruvian Amazon Lodge, Guests Help Real Scientists Do Real Research
Tambopata Research Center in Peru's Amazon blends lodge stays with hands-on science: help biologists with moth...
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