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How Bubble Wrap is Made

(via YouTube) It protects. It entertains… but how is bubble wrap actually made? Check this video out and be amazed.

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(via Mental Floss) After 342 consecutive days on the International Space Station from 2015 to 2016, astronaut Scott Kelly now

(via Huck) Once known as ‘the world’s most beautiful woman’, Hedy Lamarr was an icon of Hollywood’s golden era. But she

March 14, 2018March 12, 2018 0 Comments arm

(via Great Big Story) Ever since he was a kid, David Aguilar was obsessed with Lego. He spent his childhood

(via Mental Floss) When Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with motor neurone disease at age 21, doctors thought he’d only survive

(via Today I Found Out) The automobile is an integral part of modern history. From the Model T to the

(via Mental Floss) The wheel is the classic example of early human invention—a quintessential innovation that distinguishes Homo sapiens from

(via Atlas Obscura) To save bygone software, files, and more, researchers are working to emulate decades-old technology in the cloud.

(via Mental Floss) Around the world, over 600 million people live near one of 1500 active terrestrial volcanoes. Who’s keeping

(via Action Lab) The host of The Action Lab sat down to demonstrate and explain how he was able to

(via Popular Mechanics) The NYPD’s fleet garage is too complex to call it that. It’s more like a small city,

(via Great Big Story) In Japan, there’s a specialty fruit craze sweeping the nation, from square watermelons to grapes the