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   Pilot reveals what turbulence looks like from the cockpit

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   Even for the most experienced fliers, turbulence can be unsettling. But according to a pilot, it's no more to worry about than bumps on a road....

   Category: Science  

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   Our ancestors were CANNIBALS: Scientists discover grisly evidence ancient human species ate Neanderthal children 45,000 years ago

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   Early humans may have feasted on Neanderthal children 45,000 years ago, according to a grisly new study....

   Category: Science  

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   Revealed: The most ANNOYING songs of 2025, according to science

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   Researchers from Seat Pick pulled the most popular songs of the year from the official charts, before running them through an 'annoyingness index'....

   Category: Science  

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   Want to impress with your cocktails this New Year's Eve? Scientist reveals the surprising secret to creating completely clear ice cubes - and it doesn't involve boiling water

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   Scientists have revealed a simple trick to produce completely clear ice cubes - and it could impress your guests this evening....

   Category: Science  

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   Rubbish collection scheme on Mount Everest is scrapped after dishonest climbers found ways to cheat the system

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   A scheme to encourage climbers to bring rubbish down from Mount Everest has been scrapped, after dishonest mountaineers found ways to cheat the system....

   Category: Science  

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   Cheers! Why champagne is one of the healthiest alcoholic drinks, revealed by experts

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   Forget church bells ringing, the real sound of a New Year being kicked off in style is the deafening "pop-pop-pop" of champagne corks....

   Category: Science  

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   'World's craziest wave' leaves surfers in Australia baffled - as one jokes 'nature's gone AI'

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   From 73ft waves off Portugal to square waves in the Aegean Sea, several waves have left viewers baffled over the years. But the latest wave off the coast of Australia might be the most unusual one yet....

   Category: Science  

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   The rise of 'heteroflexible': The fastest growing sexuality in the UK according to experts... do YOU meet the criteria?

   Daily Mail » 1 week ago

   There's still a few hours of 2025 left, meaning there's still time to add a new word to the national lexicon: Heteroflexible....

   Category: Science  

1. Country diary: Twelfth night tugs at the heart, but these decorations must come down | Nicola Chester

   The Guardian » 2 days ago

   Inkpen, Berkshire: The felted mouse choir, the sleeping fawn … a lot of it has meaning to us. At least the greenery goes up in a blaze of gloryBy the time you read this, we’ll be taking down the Christmas decorations. I don’t like to let them ...

   Category: Science  

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   How Christmas trees are getting a new lease of life

   BBC » 2 days ago

   Some businesses are helping to recycle and reuse trees in a bid to reduce landfill and emissions....

   Category: Science  




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