The most mind-boggling scientific discoveries of 2019 include the first image of a black hole, a giant squid sighting, and an exoplanet with water vapor

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This year, scientists rendered the first-ever image of a black hole, glimpsed a giant squid, and identified a possibly habitable exoplanet.

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I wore a tool beloved by Silicon Valley biohackers, in the hope that it would help me learn new things about the way my body works.

The far side of the moon and the dark side are not the same thing. This animation shows how one is constantly moving, while the other never changes.

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