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The brain processes in quick bursts. Multitasking splits that rhythm, reducing focus and slowing how we perceive the world.

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Researchers explore how complaining sounds in France vs. Quebec, revealing cultural differences in tone and emotion.

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Astronomers confirmed the first case of a star surviving a black hole encounter, challenging long-held beliefs about tidal disruption events.

Astronomers directly imaged a faint companion star orbiting Betelgeuse, solving a decades-old mystery about its strange brightness changes.

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Magellanic penguins use ocean currents and tides to travel efficiently and forage during their long swim home.