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NASA’s Helicopter Ingenuity Will Attempt the First Flight on Mars

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(via Smithsonian) If the craft succeeds, it will provide crucial information for exploring the other planets by air

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(via Amusing Planet) Will humans ever posses the technology to revive a dead person back to life? Dr. James Hiram

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(via Listverse) Anyone who’s had a pet dog, cat, or other animal is well aware of their amazing abilities. A

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(via Mental Floss) Scientific names for flora and fauna hail from a variety of sources. Here are 11 of the

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(via Atlas Obscura) Across the eastern United States, a marvel of nature in the form of billions of loud, flying,

(via Amusing Planet) Far off the east coast of New Zealand, about 3,300 kilometers out in the Pacific Ocean, lies

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(via Mental Floss) Soon after your local meteorologist utters something about a nor’easter, batteries and other essentials start flying off

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(via Smithsonian) The device was part of an elaborate plan on behalf of Union Pacific Railroad to boost passenger rail

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(via Atlas Obscura) On February 18, 2021, if all goes to plan, NASA’s Perseverance rover will land on Mars. While

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(via Design You Trust) Nathan Shipley is a San Francisco-based graphics artist who used artificial intelligence (AI) to reimagine a

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(via Smithsonian) Designed by Grumman Iron Works, the tough little fighter kept America in the fight during those early dark

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(via Bored Panda) “Girl with a Pearl Earring” is an iconic 1665 oil painting by the Dutch Golden Age painter