New research challenges the idea that female breasts are sexualized due to modesty norms
A new study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior suggests that men’s attraction to female breasts may stem from biological factors, not modesty norms.
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NASA revives Voyager 1’s ‘dead’ thrusters, preventing potential mission collapse just before critical communications blackout
Voyager 1’s 20-year-old thrusters brought back to life in high-stakes repair
We are not alone: Scientists discover humans aren’t the only ones who wipe after pooping
Humans may not be as unique in their hygiene habits as previously thought. A new study published in Primates reveals that eastern chimpanzees in Uganda’s Budongo Forest regularly use leaves to wipe themselves after defecating—and sometimes even assist each other in cleanup.
Experimental gene editing helped a desperately ill baby thrive and could someday treat millions, scientists say
A baby born with a rare genetic disorder is thriving after receiving an experimental gene editing treatment tailored specifically for him, researchers say.
First fatality reported as Everest climbing season begins
He died at the place where he was resting.
STUDY: Overwork may reshape the brain in a bad way
With over 800,000 global deaths linked to overwork each year, researchers stress the need to rethink limits on work hours.
Sitting for long hours may harm your brain, study finds
Even those who exercised regularly showed declines in memory, language, and information processing when they spent more time sitting.
Universe’s end date revealed—and it’s closer than expected
Scientists have discovered that the universe is decaying much faster than they thought, and have pinpointed exactly when it will perish.
Just 5 hours away: This nearby planet could be within half a day’s reach from Earth
Contrary to popular belief, Mercury—not Venus or Mars—is Earth’s closest planetary neighbor on average, according to groundbreaking calculations
2025 UTME: JAMB investigating complaints to address and resolve technical glitches
We are particularly concerned about the unusual complaints