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The Netherlands’ Twinkling Solar Bike Path Inspired By Van Gogh

Artist Daan Roosegaarde has created an incredible twinkling solar bike path that generates a stunning nighttime display. By creating this in the Dutch town of Eindhoven, the artist has paid homage to its most famous…

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This Japanese Beach is Covered With Tiny Sand Stars

Hoshizuna no Hama, or the Star Sand Beach, in Okinawa, Japan, is one of the world’s strangest beaches. Tiny sand stars cover this beautiful beach. But these star-shaped particles are not really sand particles but…

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Speed Learning…Train the Brain to Learn in Half the Time!

What is the best way to learn a new skill, such as playing the guitar or mastering a golf swing? Most of us would say ‘practice makes perfect,’ like spending multiple hours doing the same task.…

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Nature’s Most Dazzling Underwater Show…Tiny Cardinalfish Spitting Blue Lasers

Scientists might be exploring space, but there are lots of mysterious things on Earth which are still unexplored… especially what lies beneath the ocean waves. The ocean is filled with thousands of wonders. Looking at…

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Researchers Discover Why Some of Us Can Remember Our Dreams While Others Can’t

Dreams can be fun, romantic, entertaining, disturbing, frightening, and even bizarre sometimes. As per studies, it is estimated that everyone has a dream between 3 to 6 times per night. While most of us may…

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Marvin Minsky: the Human Brain Contains Hundreds of Computers

Marvin Minsky, an inventor known as the father of artificial intelligence, passed away at age 88 this week. Minsky served in the US Navy from 1944-45 and earned a degree in mathematics in 1950 from…

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Ignore Honey and Lemon…Chocolate Can Calm Your Cough!

Drinking warm water with lemon and honey for a cough is a traditional home remedy. But this time-honored method to soothe a sore throat actually may not be as effective as you think. Researchers claim…

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Spectacular 1,400-Year-Old Ginkgo Tree Shedding a Sea of Golden Leaves

Ginkgo, also known as maidenhair, is the oldest surviving tree on earth. It is believed to be even older than dinosaurs. Revered for its beauty and its longevity, the ginkgo is considered a living fossil since it…

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Melting Glaciers are Slowing Down the Earth’s Rotation

Global warming has an adverse effect on nature, and Earth is showing many signs of worldwide climate change. We all know that it is resulting in polar ice melting, which, in turn, is resulting in…

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Meet the Most Dangerous Tree in the World

The manchineel tree, which ranges from South Florida to northern South America, is the most dangerous tree in the world. The Spanish call it the Arbol de la Muerte, or “tree of death.” This tree…

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Brain Teasers

The Netherlands’ Twinkling Solar Bike Path Inspired By Van Gogh

This Japanese Beach is Covered With Tiny Sand Stars

Speed Learning…Train the Brain to Learn in Half the Time!

Nature’s Most Dazzling Underwater Show…Tiny Cardinalfish Spitting Blue Lasers

Researchers Discover Why Some of Us Can Remember Our Dreams While Others Can’t

Marvin Minsky: the Human Brain Contains Hundreds of Computers

Ignore Honey and Lemon…Chocolate Can Calm Your Cough!

Spectacular 1,400-Year-Old Ginkgo Tree Shedding a Sea of Golden Leaves

Melting Glaciers are Slowing Down the Earth’s Rotation

Meet the Most Dangerous Tree in the World

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