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Tech

Earth’s Oceans May Actually Be as Old as Earth Itself

10.30.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

Supersonic Laser Rockets Are One Step Closer to Reality

10.30.14

By Becky Ferreira
Food

Sex-Averse Vegetarians Live Longer (If They Also Happen to Be Lizards)

10.29.14

By Munchies Staff
Tech

Parallel Universes Colliding Could Explain Quantum Weirdness

10.29.14

By Maddie Stone
Tech

Pope Francis Says Evolution and the Big Bang Are OK by Him

10.28.14

By Allie Conti
Tech

Invasive Mosquitoes Spread by Riding On America’s Highways

10.28.14

By Ben Richmond
Tech

Your Brain Doesn’t Like It When You—or Others—Get Screwed on Wages

10.27.14

By Mclean Gordon
Tech

Why Is Talking About Miscarriage Still Taboo?

10.25.14

By Kate Merry
Tech

Reminder: Texting Kills More Americans Than Ebola

10.24.14

By Ashwin Rodrigues
Tech

MIT Physicists Are Designing Microscopic Robots to Walk Inside Our Bodies

10.24.14

By Joshua A. Krisch
Tech

A New Microscope Can See Inside Moving Cells In Real Time, and There Are Videos

10.23.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

Soon You’ll Be Able to Detect Cancer Using Your Smartphone

10.23.14

By Tom Breakwell

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Daily Horoscope: June 19, 2026

The Sun sextiling the Moon gives Friday a cooperative start. Most people will feel it as a welcome exhale after a heavy few days.

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Horoscopes

Daily Horoscope: June 18, 2026

What asked something hard of you today has a funny way of being exactly what you needed. Show up for all of it.

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