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Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Blind Man Has DéjàVu, Busting a Myth
He experiences déjàvu through smell, hearing and touch. The discovery puts to rest one old theory about what causes the strange feeling.
New Advice:
Don't
Sit Up Straight
A new study that analyzed different postures has concluded that the strain of sitting upright for long hours is the perpetrator of chronic back problems.
Popular Brands May Brand the Brain
Marketers may have your number, neurologically speaking: A new study finds that familiar brands evoke faster, more positive responses in the brain than lesser-known brands.
Bat's Wrinkly Face Improves Sonar
What a face! Scientists learn how bats channel their echolocation sounds using the sometimes grotesque folds and grooves. The finding could improve human technology.
Deep-Sea Eruption Detected in Progress
Scientists made their first discovery of a volcanic eruption in progress 1.5 miles below the surface of the Pacific Ocean.
Global Warming Could Doom Male Crocodiles
Crocodile gender is determined by temperature during incubation. Nest
Image of the Day: Butterfly Tattoo
Scientists use lasers and fluorescent proteins to create a butterfly tattoo on a butterfly's wing.
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