Arthur Hancock III has died at 83. Passed over to run his family’s farm, he built his own and bred Sunday Silence, the colt no buyer at auction wanted.
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Betel Nut in Ice Age Teeth: The Oldest Drug Habit May Have Begun With a Toothache
Betel nut traces in Ice Age teeth from Sulawesi may be the oldest drug habit ever found. The twist: the relief was quietly making the toothache worse.
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Rosalind Ashford Has Died at 83. She Sang on “Dancing in the Street” – Then Went to Work at the Phone Company
Rosalind Ashford, a founding member of Martha and the Vandellas, has died at 83. She sang on Dancing in the Street, then went to work at the phone company.
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GLP-1 Mental Health: The Body Changed. Did the Life?
A GLP-1 mental health study tracked the same people before and after the drug. Jobs, marriages and depression scores barely moved. What that means for you.
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Death-Resistant Cells: The Ones That Almost Died Rebuilt the Tissue
Death-resistant cells rebuilt nearly half of damaged fly tissue in 48 hours. The surprise: they had already started to die. What it means, and what it doesn’t.
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Liquid Nitrogen on Pluto? The Clue Hiding in Its Heart for 11 Years
Liquid nitrogen on Pluto? Photos New Horizons took in 2015 show dark cracks in its heart-shaped glacier that may be signs of liquid seeping up from below.
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New Crater on the Moon: A 2024 Impact Nobody Saw Happen
A new crater on the Moon, 222 m wide, was made by a 2024 strike no telescope saw. NASA’s orbiter photographed it, and the record waited over a year to be found.
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Do Animals Grieve? A Humpback Mother Stayed With Her Calf
Do animals grieve? A humpback whale mother was filmed staying beside her stillborn calf on the sea floor for hours. What scientists can and can’t say about it.
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9/11, 25 Years Later: How Do You Remember a Day You Never Saw?
9/11 25 years later: 100 million Americans are too young to remember it, and even eyewitness memories drift. Here is how a memory truly survives a generation.
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Youngest Planet Ever Found Is Under 1 Million Years Old
The youngest planet ever found is a Jupiter-sized world under 1 million years old. It hid in old telescope data for years, and it puzzles the astronomers.