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Your nose might not grow each time you lie, but it does heat up. Researchers at the University of Granada used a thermal camera to image people as they told a lie. The scientists found that the area around the...

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Your nose might not grow each time you lie, but it does heat up. Researchers at the University of Granada used a thermal camera to image people as they told a lie. The scientists found that the area around the...

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The massive gypsum crystals found in Mexico’s Naica mine are spectacular to behold. The meter-thick beams of translucent crystal stretch across a life-threateningly hot and humid chamber deep within a Mexican mountain. Light passing through the crystals, some as long...

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While DNA evidence suggests humans and Neanderthals mated way back when, the two groups did represent distinct species at the time. The question is: when did they last share a common ancestor? A new study on dental fossils indicates Neanderthals...

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Spanish Saliva May Reveal Real ColumbusBy Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Jan. 25, 2006— Hundreds of saliva samples may reveal the disputed origins of Christopher Columbus, according to a genetic investigation aimed at finding possible distant descendants of the admirals family....

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expand Columbus Tomb in SpainDNA Suggests Columbus Remains in SpainBy Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery NewsOct. 6, 2004 — Preliminary analysis suggests that Christopher Columbus might be buried in the Gothic cathedral of Santa Maria in Seville, the city from where he...

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DNA Results Could ID ColumbusBy Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Columbus Remains Jan. 21, 2004 — The long-standing cultural dispute over Christopher Columbus final resting place could take a new turn as further DNA tests are carried out by an Italian...

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