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Why does my hair turn green from the swimming pool?

If you are a blonde like me and enjoy laps in a swimming pool, you may have noticed your hair acquires a green tint...

The future of cars is electric, but what about jobs?

Electric cars are taking over, but this change is causing tension between car companies and workers. Why? Electric cars need fewer parts, which means fewer jobs....

What the French Revolution tells us about the dangers of inflation

Did you know the French Revolution can teach us important lessons about money today? Yes, that's right. A study led by Louis Rouanet, a professor...

Are you being watched while working? What hybrid workers need to know

Companies may be monitoring their employees working remotely, raising questions about the ethics and legality of surveillance. In today's post-COVID work landscape, hybrid working models...

The rise and fall of the Tibetan empire: how climate changes influenced a civilization

Thriving Against the Odds The Tibetan Empire was an astonishing historical phenomenon, thriving in a region where the altitude alone would discourage most civilizations. Its height...

How Bethesda create a galaxy of 1,000 planets in the new game Starfield

When you hear about a video game with over 1,000 planets to explore, you might think, "Wow, that's huge! But how did they make...

Job security can extend your life, new study finds

In today's working world, many people work in jobs that offer little security or benefits. These jobs might pay low wages, offer no job...

Pentagon unveils new website for reporting (and learning about) UFOs

The Pentagon has opened up a new portal on the internet for professionals to submit reports about UFOs — now officially known as unidentified...

Human-following robots can boost health aging for older adults

A study conducted by Newcastle University researchers shows that human-following robots have the potential to support the mobility and well-being of older adults. Published in...

How Norway is teaching U.S. prisons to be more humane

Imagine not walking on grass for 20 years! That's how long one man, stuck in solitary confinement, had to wait before setting foot in a...