Before you buy a batch of discounted LED lights for next year’s Christmas tree, you might want to consider putting that money towards a projector instead — one that’ll guarantee that your living room holiday decor will far outshine your neighbours' efforts. Read more >>
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Sure jet fuel can't burn hot enough to melt steel, but it does completely screws up its structural integrity.
In fact, scientists from numerous American and multinational oil companies affiliated with the American Petroleum Institute (API) were very much aware of global warming in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
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Now this is an unusual view of the Curiosity rover on Mars!
Tardigrades are tough little critters, and now one of their secrets for longevity has been revealed.
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Several seemed amazing at first, but on closer inspection, they were disappointing. Here is the year in Apple things that sucked.
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If it’s as solid as some of Google’s other recent introductions, this is potentially exciting news.
This really takes the biscuit.
Farms are big business, and they’re more high-tech, with more specialised machines, than most people will ever imagine.
The recording shoots events happening at a millionth of a billionth of a second.
Nearly a million bits of rubbish ranging in size from screws to rocket hulls are orbiting the Earth.
Do you know people that always back the wrong product?
