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This Man Is a Professional Useless Machine Builder

(via Great Big Story) If there is an easy way to get from point a to point b, Joseph Herscher

(via Smithsonian) A brief history detailing how the United States and Russia led the effort to create the technical marvel

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(via Mental Floss) Hospital technology has come a long way since the beginning of the 20th century. These former staples

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(via Popular Science) Their other senses make up for the fact that they can’t see some colors.

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(via Listverse) Big oddities in nature tend to get noticed. But sometimes it takes a list to showcase the events

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(via Smithsonian) An experiment conducted outside the International Space Station leads to a controversial theory about how life might travel

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(via Smithsonian) Dr. Yvonne Linton became fascinated with insects at a young age. “I was brought up in the Middle

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(via Smithsonian) How a brilliant quip led to a treatment that helps millions every minute

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(via Atlas Obscura) Famous fruits, including the Fuji apple, were the result of decades of effort.

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(via Smithsonian) A new book examines the recipes of a dozen cooks who made groundbreaking contributions across the food industry

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(via Mental Floss) According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), roughly 500,000 detectable earthquakes occur each year—meaning at least a

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(via Mental Floss) There are Star Wars fans everywhere, including among the scientists who study life on Earth. When these