Watch the Laws of Physics Come to Life as Magnetic Putty Devours Everything
Here you can see the laws of physics come to life, as this silly putty devours everything in its path. It's all thanks to the power of magnetism.Read More >>
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Here you can see the laws of physics come to life, as this silly putty devours everything in its path. It's all thanks to the power of magnetism.Read More >>
Turns out, it’s a lot more complicated than wood smoke and pumpkin spice lattes.
Much like many viral videos on the internet, it's half bullshit.
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Specifically AI with capabilities that greatly exceed those of humans.
Hopefully it'll taste as good as the real thing after you slap it on the BBQ.
It involves more than just planting more and more crops.
It also bears a startling resemblance to the Droideka from Star Wars.
Sorry to disappoint, ladies.
It keeps them safe from predators that can't manipulate magnetism, which is all of them. Well, all of them except the French.
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Experiments show that you can make your food taste better or worse just by manipulating what you hear.
Ever hear of whiteflies? They’re the colour of snowflakes and practically as tiny, but they’re global plant-killers.
Silly scientists finding aliens in every intrigue.
Let this informative video shed some.....light....on the topic for you.
New research draws the curtain on old ideas of daylight-abiding ancient-folk.
