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Fun Indoor Adventures for Kids on a Rainy Day

July 21, 2026

When the sky turns gray over North Jersey, it’s easy to think the day is ruined. Instead of giving up on plans, families can turn the rain into an excuse to explore indoor gems that promise excitement for all ages. First up is the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, a sprawling hub of experime

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Fenugreek: Old Spice, New Health Claims

July 19, 2026

The tiny seed that once flavored curry pots is now under scientific lenses for a range of health claims. Researchers are testing whether it can help mothers produce more milk, support men’s hormones, and even lower blood sugar in people with type 2 diabetes. Studies that have measured breast milk

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Scientists Explain UFO Orbs, but One Case Stays Mysterious

July 19, 2026

"Some researchers say that bright orbs seen by U. S. officials might be harmless laser tricks. \n\nOne expert points out that powerful lasers can create glowing spots in the air, much like a cat chasing a laser pointer. These spots can move quickly without making noise or sparks. \n\nThe U. S. gover

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Gut Viruses Change How Tiny Earth Creatures Deal With Drug Pollution and Heat

July 17, 2026

Researchers studied tiny soil animals called collembolans, focusing on the bacteria and viruses living inside them. These microbes help the animals stay healthy and keep soil ecosystems balanced. The team wanted to see what happens when two big problems—drug pollution and rising temperatures—hit at

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A Fresh Look at the 1987 Sci‑Fi Classic Gandahar

July 17, 2026

Gandahar, an animated adventure from 1987, mixes bizarre creatures, a battle against robotic soldiers and a mind‑bending journey through time. It was long forgotten after a shaky U. S. release, but now a new 4K version will hit theaters in August. The film’s director, René Laloux, is best remembered

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Breathing Low Air to Speed Muscle Healing in Rats

July 17, 2026

A new study looked at how breathing air with less oxygen, or staying in cold rooms, can help rats recover from tired or hurt muscles. Researchers gathered data from animal experiments that tested low‑oxygen sessions, cold baths, or a mix of both. They also checked if adding light exercise made a dif

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Dark Matter Might Be Listening to a Hidden Fifth Dimension

July 16, 2026

Scientists have long puzzled over two separate mysteries: the invisible mass that keeps galaxies together, and the possibility of extra dimensions beyond the familiar three of space and one of time. A recent study suggests these puzzles could be connected, proposing that dark matter’s ghostly nature

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New Show Lets Celebs Try Not to Win

July 16, 2026

A fresh TV series is launching tonight, inviting fans to watch a group of 12 famous people battle it out in both brain‑and body tests. The twist is simple: the last person standing will earn a tongue‑in‑cheek title of “the Nation’s Dumbest. ” The format keeps the audience on their toes. Each chal

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Florida’s Leprosy Rising: A Quiet Health Alert

July 16, 2026

In recent months, Florida has seen a small but noticeable uptick in cases of Hansen’s disease, also called leprosy. 17 people have been confirmed as of mid‑July, a slight increase from the previous year when the state recorded 16 cases. The disease is still uncommon in the U. S. , but Florida now ac

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CYP3A Enzymes Boost Toxicity of a New Fuzi Marker

July 16, 2026

The plant known as Fuzi is popular for heart and joint problems, but it also contains dangerous compounds. A new substance called 10‑hydroxyl mesaconitine (10‑OH MA) has been found in patients’ blood and urine at levels similar to a well‑known toxic molecule, aconitine. Researchers set out to see ho