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Crew Sailing Through the South Pacific Witnesses the Birth of an Island

The crew of the yacht ‘Maiken,’ while traveling in the south Pacific near the Vava’u Islands in Tonga, was amazed to see a weird sight. Sailors were stunned when they witnessed the birth of an…

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Chinese Engineers Rebuild 1,300-Ton San Yuan Bridge in Just 36 Hours

In recent decades, science and technology have developed rapidly in China. China is on the way to becoming a global tech leader. Recently, a bridge in Beijing had to be rebuilt, and a Chinese company…

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Hamburg Becomes the First City to Ban Single-Use Coffee Pods

Keurig and other coffee pods are piling up in landfills. These K-cups are made of a plastic shell, lined with a paper filter and topped with aluminum. Although separately these components are recyclable, when they…

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Incredible Video Shows Baby Being Born Inside the Amniotic Sac

The incredible video below shows a baby being freed from its amniotic sac, after being born. The baby, who was born encased in its amniotic sac, took its first breath on camera. This beautiful baby…

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Get Your Dream Job of Growing Food on the World’s Most Remote Inhabited Island

The world’s most remote island, Tristan da Cunha, situated in the South Atlantic, is in the need of an Agriculture Advisor. If your interest and expertise are orchard planning, crop rotation, and animal husbandry, this…

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Thingmaker: A $300 3D Printer That Lets You Design and Create Your Own Toys

Toymaker Mattel is going to put a magic wand in the hands of kids. Kids can now use their creativity to make their own toys. At a recent toy fair that took place in Manhattan, Mattel…

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Scientists Have Found a Way to Weld Neurons Using Lasers

Scientists from the University of Alberta have developed a method to weld neurons using ultrashort laser pulses. It is a big breakthrough in the field of neurosciences, and can help in many new medical research and…

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Have Scientists Found a Cure for Autism?

A group of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) may have found a cure for autism. They discovered that immune cells activated in the mother suffering from a viral infection during pregnancy produce an…

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Cotton Candy Machines May Hold Key for Making Artificial Capillaries

Scientists around the world are working to cope with the shortage of transplantable organs by creating artificial ones. They are dreaming of a future in which getting a new organ would be like getting a blood…

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Birds of Prey are Starting Fires to Smoke Out and Catch Their Meals

Forest fires continue to take away thousands of acres of precious forests every year. We all think fires are caused due to some natural causes like lightning and human negligence. However, did you know that…

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Brain Teasers

Crew Sailing Through the South Pacific Witnesses the Birth of an Island

Chinese Engineers Rebuild 1,300-Ton San Yuan Bridge in Just 36 Hours

Hamburg Becomes the First City to Ban Single-Use Coffee Pods

Incredible Video Shows Baby Being Born Inside the Amniotic Sac

Get Your Dream Job of Growing Food on the World’s Most Remote Inhabited Island

Thingmaker: A $300 3D Printer That Lets You Design and Create Your Own Toys

Scientists Have Found a Way to Weld Neurons Using Lasers

Have Scientists Found a Cure for Autism?

Cotton Candy Machines May Hold Key for Making Artificial Capillaries

Birds of Prey are Starting Fires to Smoke Out and Catch Their Meals

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