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Bees could build flat honeycombs from just three shapes: squares, triangles or hexagons. But for some reason, bees choose hexagons. Always "perfect" hexagons. Why?
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"She was huge, just massive. Cost me an arm and a leg."Roy Ricketts loves meerschaum pipes, although his admiration for them is purely on ae...
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Australian officials have come up with a clever way of safely stopping vehicles from entering a tunnel. Check it out in the video.
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Flying sick was a bad choice. Your congested ears refuse to pop and now you're stuck on a cross-country flight, cruising at 30,000 feet of ear-splitting agony. Here's how to fix it.
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Earlier today, residents of New York and the surrounding area were privy to a really amazing celestial treat; it's called a Sun Halo, and one spent som
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Even though Burlington is the largest city in the US state of Vermont, its population numbers just over 40,000 souls. Yet every place needs its guardians and protectors and Burlington has its very own to defend and preserve the population. The fact that they are winged monkeys conceivably raises few eyebrows in the town: for visitors these primates with plumage are a source of surprise and delight.
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Office buildings and apartment blocks surround the Catholic cemetery in Rockville, Maryland. Among those interred here is a man whose novels are still read and adored by millions. Yet you might miss the name on this unremarkable grave, were it not for the occasional bottles and coins that are placed there by visitors. These additions are the only thing that would otherwise draw the eye to the inconspicuous gravestone of F Scott Fitzgerald.
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How much would it cost, in today's dollars, if you wanted to emulate the lifestyle of Fitzgerald's Gatsby? One artist decided to find out.
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GeoGuessr is a geography game which takes you on a journey around the world and challenges your ability to recognize your surroundings.
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If you love mad science, you are about to be ecstatic. In these amazing historic images of laboratories — many over a century old — you can see the crazy, brilliant scientific instruments of another age.
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Good for you: Mango boosts our ability to combat cancer, heart disease and eye problems |
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On March 19th 2012, YouTube user jarnosmeets80 uploaded the a video to YouTube entitled \
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You’ve seen it at the local pool, at the beach, or even on your own grandpa. Old grizzled men with enough back hair to knit an afghan. Rampant tufts of
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Learn more about The Original Cool at: http://www.holland.com/cool Greetings, gallant traveler! Tell us, what do you know about Holland? Picturesque canals? ...
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A lavish celebration of the intersection of art, science, and technology.
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Will humans eventually turn into a hive mind? Will our tightly packed urban population centers eventually become so networked that we think together?
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Info, photos and video of 3D-Printed Mobiles by Marco Mahler and Henry Segerman.
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Space exploration is a grand adventure. Its mystery has always captivated us and the inevitable discoveries to come will add to the many cosmological insig
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Steaming like it's 1899.
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Our pick of the ten best interactive Google doodles.
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Sometimes men can be impossible to deal with. Infographic exploring whether you should just "date" your cat instead.
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Over the decades, Americans developed a sentimental attachment to theOval Office through memorable images. Television broadcasts from the Oval Office, such as President Reagan's speech following the Challengerexplosion, would leave lasting impressions in the minds of Americans of both the office and its occupant. The photo of JFK, Jr. peeking out of the modesty panel of the Resolute desk made it famous, too.
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"Cartography can be an incredible form of escapism, as maps act as proxies for experiences." |
