Life's Little Mysteries: Science questions, answered
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Why do people feel like they're being watched, even when no one is there?
By Angely Mercado published
The causes range from innocuous media exposure to severe mental illness.
Why do we lose so much hair?
By Marlowe Starling published
Hair shedding is normal, but when is it considered "hair loss"?
Can you hear yourself snore?
By Jennifer Nalewicki published
Are snorers immune to the sounds of their own snores?
Why did Europe's hunter-gatherers disappear?
By Patrick Pester published
There are many mysteries surrounding Europe's hunter-gatherers, but farming played a role in their demise.
What is the smallest animal on Earth?
By Patrick Pester published
The prize for the smallest animal goes to a group of microscopic species.
Do animals really have instincts?
By Marlowe Starling published
Do some species have instincts, or are these behaviors learned?
How much does Earth weigh?
By Katherine Irving published
Earth's mass took hundreds of years to estimate, and even now, experts don't agree on the exact number.
Where does the solar system end?
By Harry Baker published
The location of the solar system's outer boundary is a point of contention among astronomers. There are three possible candidates, which "all have merit." But which one is best?
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