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These sex toys are designed to heal, one orgasm at a time

Science June 8, 2023 0 Comments

IT’S HARD to find pleasure these days. Our fast-paced, tech-centric lives can give us little space for intimacy and satisfaction in bed. But instead of leaving us to our own devices, innovators around the world are taking on the challenge of making sex better for anyone who’s experienced childbirth, reproductive health problems, or the erosion of romance. Founded in 2014,…

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Cosmic cartographers release a more accurate map of the universe’s matter

Science June 8, 2023 0 Comments

When the universe first began about 13 billion years ago, all of the matter that eventually formed the galaxies, stars, and planets of today was flung around like paint splattering from a paintbrush.  Now, an international group of over 150 scientists and researchers have released some of the most precise measurements ever made of how all of this matter is…

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Don’t fall for an online love scam this Valentine’s Day

Science June 7, 2023 0 Comments

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the heartbreakers at the Federal Trade Commission recently released their latest report on online romance scammers and the aftermath of their schemes. According to the FTC’s statistics, almost 70,000 people reported falling for romantic scams amounting to $1.3 billion in personal losses. The median loss for individuals tallied up to around $4,400 per person.…

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Ford’s new Mustang Dark Horse has supercar-worthy wheels

Science June 7, 2023 0 Comments

Ford’s 2024 Mustang Dark Horse is the automaker’s turn-it-up-to-11 version of its iconic muscle car. With a powerful 5.0-liter engine cranking out 500 horsepower, this iteration of the seventh-generation Mustang is made for speed, and for track enthusiasts.  It’s packed with goodies like an interactive digital interface in the cabin along with special ducts to keep the Brembo performance brakes…

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The Earth’s inner core could be slowing its spin—but don’t panic

Science June 7, 2023 0 Comments

In elementary school science class, we learned that the Earth has three main layers: the crust, mantle, and the core. In reality, the core—which is over 4,000 miles wide—has two layers: a liquid outer core and a solid and dense inner core made mostly of iron that actually rotates. A study published January 23 in the journal Nature Geoscience finds…

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Internet Explorer will finally bid the world adieu this Valentine’s Day

Science June 6, 2023 0 Comments

Few people are going to have a worse Valentine’s Day than Internet Explorer. Microsoft is officially cutting ties with the iconic web relic for good tomorrow. Per a prior official company announcement, an Edge browser update will be issued on February 14 to permanently disable the browser and bring all PCs into the newer Edge fold. Interestingly, Internet Explorer’s desktop…

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Physicists figured out a recipe to make titanium stardust on Earth

Science June 5, 2023 0 Comments

Long ago—before humans, before Earth, before even the sun—there was stardust. In time, the young worlds of the solar system would eat up much of that dust as those bodies ballooned into the sun, planets, and moons we know today. But some of the dust survived, pristine, in its original form, locked in places like ancient meteorites. Scientists call this…

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