How NASA Helped With The Creation Of Cell Phone Cameras
The cell phone digital camera is now an essential item on phones. But, they started as NASA, and here is how they managed to make the first digital camera.
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The Hilarious Truth About Alaska's 'Fat Bear Week'
What you got hidden under all that chonk, all that chonk, beardonkadonk? Someone better jump on that hook right quick, because Fat Bear Week is the best.
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What Does It Mean If You Can't See A Magic Eye Picture?
Magic eye pictures are all over the place. What does it mean if you can't decipher the hidden image, though?
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The Arizona Company That Sold Cadavers For Military Testing
The Arizona company that sold cadavers for military testing profited off the sale of dead bodies in ways their families never consented to.
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Amazing Astronomical Events Happening In The Next 200 Years
Often fascinating and sometimes spectacular, there are some rare treats in store for skywatchers over the next two centuries.
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Does Your Brain Ever Stop Developing?
The human brain is extremely complex and often misunderstood. Even when a brain reaches maturity, it still doesn't stop changing.
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Changes In Our Solar System That Would Doom Us All
Our solar system is pretty sweet, but these changes would doom us all.
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Here's What Would Happen If We Nuked The Moon
A surprising cadre of United States officials researched the potential of nuking the moon, and so did their Soviet counterparts during the Cold War.
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False Facts About Other Planets You Always Thought Were True
There are many facts about our neighboring planets you think you're right about, and we're here to tell you that you're absolutely wrong about many of them.
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The True Story Of How 'Gorilla Hail' Got Its Name
When several thunderstorms passed through Texas and Oklahoma in April, numerous people posted images of destructive hail described as 'gorilla hail.'
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This Is The Exact Number Of Minutes Your Brain Can Function After You Die
The human brain is a remarkable organ. As stubborn as the brain is, though, it certainly seems capable of persisting after the body's death.
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What Happens If A Nuclear Power Plant Melts Down?
Although nuclear power plants are designed with safety in mind, the risk of deadly fallout is always there. Here's what happens if one melts down.
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Rock Stars You May Not Know Are Missing Body Parts
Losing a body part creates all sorts of obstacles, and that's especially true if you're a rock star.
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What Would Happen If All The Insects Died?
Insects can be annoying sometimes, but we need them around. Here's what would happen if all the insects died.
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What We Can Learn About Our Sun From The Butterfly Nebula
Most people probably don't know much about the Butterfly Nebula, but it actually tells us a great deal about the Sun. Here's what we can learn from this nebula.
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Disturbing Secret Science Experiments That Actually Happened
Unchecked by ethics, researchers can take their studies and experiments in some very disturbing directions.
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Inside The Myth About Removing Nail Polish From A Dead Body
There is always a lot of curiosity when it comes to what happens to our remains after we die. Here is more into the myth regarding nail polish after death.
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The Mythical Nursing Mother Story That Named The Milky Way
Before there was scientific knowledge, the ancients used myth to understand the world. Here is the mythical nursing mother story that named the Milky Way.
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Canadian Bears And Indigenous Languages Share This Astounding Link
Researchers have found that "biocultural diversity" links Canadian bears and indigenous languages after a millennia of living in close proximity.
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Animals That Would Have Gone Extinct Without Zoos
Zoos all over the world are working tirelessly to save endangered animals. Here's are some species that have only survived because of the intervention of zoos.
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How Theoretical Zero-Point Energy Draws Limitless Fuel From The Vacuum Of Space
What if there was some nigh-infinite, nigh-magical source of energy that permeated the universe? What if it could be tapped at will, from anywhere at any time?
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Huge Moments In The '90s We've All Forgotten About
There are some stories that define the 1990s, but there are also some huge events that many of us have forgotten about today. Here's a refresher course.
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UFOs: The Biggest Things In The US Government's Latest Report
UFOs have been a source of fascination in pop culture for decades. However, a recent report released by the federal government shows new information about UFOS.
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How Do Touchscreens Really Work?
Lots of us who are old enough to remember the advent of touchscreens have adapted — but what do we really understand about how a touchscreen really works?
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Why Frogs Are Dissected In Science Class
Dissecting frogs is a staple of high school science classes, but why frogs specifically, and why is dissection important? Here's why we dissect frogs in school.
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The Gross Way Echidnas Keep Cool In The Australian Heat
Echidnas, spiky Australian animals, keep cool in the heat by using a pretty gross method. They cover themselves in phlegm to cool down.
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ERBS, The Nasa Satellite Launched With The Challenger Shuttle, Is Finally Home
The Challenger disaster is remembered as a black spot in NASA's past, but ERBS satellite that launched with Challenger actually gathered helpful data.
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