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Welcome home, Atlantis. In the early hours of the morning, June 21st 2011, the space shuttle made its final descent to Earth
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Photos Of The Final Landing Of Atlantis
Part Six of The Sagan Series discusses the End of an Era: The Final Shuttle Launch. Listen to Carl Sagan tell you that the most important thing about the final shuttle launch isn't that it's over. The most important thing is that it was even possible at all
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Carl Sagan On The Final Shuttle Launch
A new strain of Gonorrhea was discovered in Japan that is resistant to all known treatments. This new strain could mark Gonorrhea's change from a very treatable STD to a global health threat. Below are some scary quotes and a video from ABC.
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Beware Of New Super Gonorrhea
Paleontologists in Sydney have unearthed a 2.5 million year old fossil of the largest marsupial yet discovered.
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Car-Sized Wombat Fossil Discovered
This promo is confusing me.
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Lady Gaga’s "Teeth" Best Shark Week Anthem Ever
Suddenly all that money I spent on fireworks to scare the neighbor cat seems paltry in comparison.
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Breathtaking Time Lapse Of Australian Night Sky
What happens when you put fireworks in Jell-O? Or a mayonnaise jar
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Fireworks Exploding At 2000 Frames Per Second
Kevin Grennan created this monstrosity so that a robot can communicate with humans with “odors and chemicals.” The idea is that the smell will enhance the cognitive performance of the humans around it. I, for one, welcome our new (smelly) robot overloads.
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This Is What A Robotic Armpit Looks Like
Our eyes are constantly on the future. This graphic by GOOD takes a peek at what 39 years down the road may look like.
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What Will Life In 2050 Be Like?
