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Saturn's Harrowing Hurricane Is Even More Terrifying In Technicolor
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Aussie Company's Space Junk Solution: Blast It With Lasers
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An Iranian Scientist Has Invented A Time Machine (So He Says)
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Ocean Wave Movements Make For Much Better Conveyer Belts
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Giz Explains: How NASA's Nuclear Rockets Will Take Us Way Beyond Mars
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How Parallel Universes Actually Work, Scientifically
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What Your Body Will Do In The Next 30 Seconds
You might think 30 seconds is pretty short. Your body doesn’t though. In order to keep everything running, there’s a lot of things going on in those 30 seconds.
How Dinky Feathers Helped Running Dinosaurs Evolve Into Flying Birds
If you’re a believer in science, you’re probably at least vaguely aware that prevailing theories posit that the birds of today are distant relatives to the dinosaurs that died off millions of years ago.
Can A Number Be Illegal?
You might no think too much about numbers as you sit and use your computer, but the underpinnings of software and images are based on them — and that means, in theory, a string of numerical characters can in fact be illegal.
How The Smithsonian Is 3D-Scanning Its Entire Collection
The Smithsonian’s been a fan of 3D scanning and printing for some time, but now it’s decided to use lasers to preserve its entire collection for future generations.
