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NASA’s InSight Sticks Its Martian Landing

(via Popular Mechanics) Now the real science begins.

(via Grunge) A good chunk of you reading this are reading on a pocket-sized rectangle of compressed technology millions of times

(via Popular Science) Two militaries, 16 divers and scientists, and a determined new agency wouldn’t rest until Eugene Ford’s body was

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(via Listverse) Technology has developed so fast in recent years that we can’t imagine our lives without it. Now, thanks to

(via Popular Science) The engineering that helped one Mexico Beach, Florida, house outlast Hurricane Michael.

(via Popular Mechanics) The USS Gerald R. Ford is America’s newest aircraft carrier. The 1,092-foot ship has a crew of

(via Mental Floss) The beauty of scientific research is that scientists never really know where a particular development might lead.

(via Smithsonian) It’s hard to look around in today’s technology-driven world and not see something that exists because of inventor

(via Mental Floss) NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong (1930-2012) will forever have a place as the first human to ever set

(via Great Big Story) We’ve only got one life to live, but thanks to three simple keystrokes, at least we

(via Wired) Patents for ballpoint pens go back to the late 1800s, but it took half a century to develop

(via Popular Mechanics) It appears that Voyager 2 will be following its sibling through one of the ultimate barriers in