Here's the Physics Behind the 'Broomgate' Controversy Rocking the Sport of Curling
Yes curling has its own raging controversy.
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Yes curling has its own raging controversy.
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The water in this clever contraption sticks to impossibly perfect straight paths and corners.
Six British warships stationed in the Persian Gulf are breaking down because the water is too hot.
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Internet poll went for Carbon McCarbononium.
British Olympian Greg Rutherford's plan to put his soldiers on ice is an overreaction based on unfounded fears.
Dubbed “Genese” (“Genesis”), it’s by the French performance art group U-Machine.
The fossils, which date back 700,000 years, are offering fresh insights into the origin of this mysterious species.
This image has managed to capture a black hole in a rare feeding frenzy. Read More >>
At least one species of tropical fish is capable of distinguishing between human faces.
