Scientists Have Created a System That Absorbs 99.7% of All Sound
Is this thing on?
Is this thing on?
Honestly, it's more interesting than it sounds.
Not quite perpetual motion but undeniably perpetual coolness.
A copyright law suit bouncing around since 2007 has been settled – setting important precedents for an uncensored internet.
Turns out tots know more about what's on screen than we might give them credit for.
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This is why you Never Smile at a Crocodile.
After German governmental criticism, the social network is changing the way it protects users' rights.
As part of the Cosmonauts exhibition that also includes lunar landers, space toilets and used capsules.
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A new generation of meta-materials are emerging from a 17th century source. That’s the gist of a new paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, where a trio of engineers describe an entirely new form of origami that they say turns a simple piece of paper into a structure more than two orders of magnitude stronger than itself. Read more >>
A brave soul drove right through the middle of a Californian wildfire and this is the terrifying resulting footage.
This updated twin-speaker design easily fills any reasonably sized room, and sounds great for something so small.
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