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Exfoliation (noun, “Um, shun”) In geology, exfoliation refers to the rapid change in the course of a river or stream. In medicine, exfoliation refers to the…

Shutterstock/Scott Rothstein Sometimes there are hidden patterns in numbers that you may not notice right away. One example of this can be found in a barcode, a sequence of numbers used to identify a product. Try it yourself – find an object with a 13-digit barcode. (If you’re in the US, a 12-digit barcode will

In the southwestern sky, Venus shines the brightest and is easy to spot. Saturn can be seen below Venus, but as the days progress, the other…

Many jug-style water filters can remove unpleasant tastes, salt, chlorine (added to the water supply for disinfection), certain pesticides, and pharmaceutical residues. Some filters can also…

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How do you cook eggs? Daniel Heights Food Collection/Aramie Physicists argue that the best way to have a delicious, nutritious breakfast involves repeatedly switching between breads of different temperatures. As anyone who has had trouble liking eggs knows, even boiling is difficult because the yolk and white cook at different temperatures. Cooking on a vigorous

summaryTests designed to identify biomarkers associated with autism have become available in most states.The test is intended to help doctors rule out autism in children who…

Over 50% of the world’s population experiences at least one cavity in childhood, increasing to over 90% in adults. Using a fluoride gagging agent, brushing and…