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"The 1st Human to Live to 1,000 Is Alive Today"
Science & Tech  (tags: Cambridge University, geneticist, Human, aging, living, research )

Sophie
- 22 days ago - dailygalaxy.com
Cambridge University geneticist Aubrey de Grey has famously stated, "The first person to live to be 1,000 years old is certainly alive today ...whether they realize it or not,
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Dr. Richard Boylan Interview - Secret Government Meetings W/ ETs Pt.1 - 35 Min.   video
Science & Tech  (tags: psychic dominance, eyes, human, star children, star adults, lowered temperature, Arcturians, world, 2012, research, GeneticEngineering, discovery, archaeology, ancient, investigation, humans, incarnates, youthful looking )

Gregory
- 316 days ago - youtube.com
Dr. Boylan works with star children. These adults and children have had genetic upgrades done to them. Of the 6.2 billion humans on planet Earth it is estimated 45% or more are star people. They may not all be awakened yet but will feel different...
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'Lost Towns' Discovered in Amazon
Science & Tech  (tags: Amazon, lost town, human, activities, ancient )

Eduardo
- 487 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
A remote area of the Amazon river basin was once home to densely populated towns. The Upper Xingu, in west Brazil, was once thought to be virgin forest, but in fact shows traces of extensive human activity.
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Some See Human Link in Severity of U.S. Floods
Science & Tech  (tags: flooding, Iowa, human, responsibility, U.S. )

Eduardo
- 558 days ago - reuters.com
Natural disasters like floods are normally blamed on nature, but some experts believe humans are at least partly responsible for this month's massive flooding in Iowa and elsewhere in the U.S. farm belt.
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Does the Earth's Magnetic Field Cause Suicides?
Science & Tech  (tags: magnetic field, Earth, depression, suicide, human, research )

Eduardo
- 612 days ago - newscientist.com
A growing number of studies have found a link between peaks in geomagnetism and either suicide rates or depression. "Geomagnetic storms can desynchronise circadian rhythms and melatonin production," says Kelly Posner, a psychiatrist at Columbia University
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Phew! Humans May Have Faced Extinction
Science & Tech  (tags: study, extinction, human, human evolution )


- 613 days ago - msnbc.msn.com
Human beings may have had a brush with extinction 70,000 years ago, an extensive genetic study suggests. Numbers dwindled down to 2,000 due to drought.
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Fossilized Feces Show Earlier Human Presence in North America
Science & Tech  (tags: fossil, human, feces, Native American )

Little
- 635 days ago - boston.com
Fossilized excrement found in an Oregon cave has given scientists the hardest evidence to date that humans roamed the New World at least 1,000 years earlier than previously believed. The prehistoric poop, deposited in a cave some 14,300 years ago...
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The Hidden Talents of the Lowly Sea Cucumber
Science & Tech  (tags: research, science, study, habitat, undersea creatures, Sea Cucumber, human, brain, diseases, health, medicine, interesting, medical technologies )

J.
- 638 days ago - popsci.com
Sea cucumbers have been considered both a culinary delicacy and a homeopathic panacea in Southeast Asia.Recently, scientists have found in the humble sea cuke an unlikely muse for some exciting new medical technologies.
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Meaningful Monkey Calls
Science & Tech  (tags: research, science, study, concept, interesting, news, theory, habitat, combinatorial, evolution, human, monkey, primate )

J.
- 658 days ago - st-andrews.ac.uk
The new findings challenge the notion, commonly held by theorists, that the transition from non-combinatorial to combinatorial communication was an essential step in the evolution of human language.
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Study Identifies Where Thoughts of Familiar Objects Occur Inside the Human Brain
Science & Tech  (tags: human, brain, neurology, research, science, study, technology )

J.
- 724 days ago - medicineworld.org
Using machine learning and brain imaging,researchers have found a way to identify where people's thoughts and perceptions of familiar objects originate in the brain by identifying the patterns of brain activity associated with the objects.
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Chimp Beats Humans In Memory Game
Science & Tech  (tags: chimp, human, memory )

Ben
- 756 days ago - blogmyway.org
Think you're smarter than a 5th-grader? 5-year-old chimp beats college kids in computer game. (Dec. 3). Copyright 2007 The Associated Press
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Scientists Turn Ordinary Skin Cells Into Stem Cells
Science & Tech  (tags: human, skin cells, stem cells, research, science )

Eduardo
- 769 days ago - sfgate.com
Separate teams of scientists on two continents are reporting today that they have transformed ordinary human skin cells into stem cells using a technique pioneered last year in laboratory mice.
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Human Cloning Gets Closer as Scientists Make Major Breakthrough
Science & Tech  (tags: monkey, human, cloning, cell fusion, nuclear transfer )

Eduardo
- 777 days ago - dailymail.co.uk
Scientists have created cloned embryos from adult monkeys, bringing the prospect of human cloning closer.The new microscopic technique, performed on a male rhesus macaque aged 10, involves fusing an egg with a nucleus taken from an adult monkey skin cell.
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Did The Cavemen Use Makeup??
Science & Tech  (tags: homo sapiens, evolution, discovery, humans, human, scientists, study, world, south africs )

Alyssa
- 804 days ago - happynews.com
In one of the earliest hints of ''modern'' living, humans 164,000 years ago put on primitive makeup and hit the seashore for steaming mussels, new archaeological finds show. Call it a beach party for early man.
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Arctic Muds Reveal Sea Ice Record
Science & Tech  (tags: scientists, research, human, arctic, technique, north west passage )

Cathryne
- 806 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
A new technique to track changes in the extent of Arctic sea ice over the past 1,000 years is being developed by a UK team from the University of Plymouth. The scientists are studying sediments from the sea bed in the fabled Northwest Passage. These muds
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