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May 19, 2012

Science & Nature

10 Recent Space Discoveries
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The better technology gets, the more opportunity we have to learn more about our Universe. In recent times, the heavens have opened up to us in ways we used to only imagine. Here is a list of some of the recent space... Read more
— by Theresa Cornelius

Recent comment by careytommy

Hate to say this but flippant is kind of right. Except for those done within the satellite range of the...

Tue

May 15, 2012

Science & Nature

Top 10 Nuclear Test Sites
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For obvious reasons, most of the world's sites for the testing of nuclear weapons are located in remote and little-known places, away from population areas and prying eyes. Although the sites may make the news whenever... Read more
— by Michael Affleck

Recent comment by Dante

Well, actually they dont. Pakistanis dont have any National Holiday on 28th May...

Tue

May 8, 2012

Science & Nature

Top 10 Notorious Black Hat Hackers
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To accompany the technological advancements of the computer world and the constant changing definition of a hacker, we thought it was time to look back at ten of the most notorious black hat hackers and the legendary... Read more
— by Chandler Grant

Recent comment by dannyatmichigan

Heros. It does depend how what kind of influence they are bring up. Stealing money and screw some innocent people,...

Fri

May 4, 2012

Science & Nature

Top 10 Deceptively Dangerous Dog Breeds
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In a previous list, I highlighted ten breeds of dog that have become subject to bans throughout the world for their immensity and aggression. The fact is, big dogs often get a bum rap. Many little dogs bite as much, if... Read more
— by Mike Devlin

Recent comment by 4EVER16

No way..not Beagles!!!!..they might be naughty, hyper, disobedient and their howl might sound sharp and irritating but they are no...

Fri

April 27, 2012

Science & Nature

10 Upcoming Astronomical Events Worth Seeing
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It is funny how researching lists can send you off in other directions. Here is a classic example. I started researching this list and when I looked up information about the upcoming Venus transit, I realized there was... Read more
— by Patrick Weidinger

Recent comment by primark online

I've been browsing online greater than three hours these days, but I never discovered any attention-grabbing article like yours. It's...

Tue

April 3, 2012

Science & Nature

10 People Who Survived Against Nature
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The day is beautiful and the sun is shining. You decide to go on a short hike enjoy this warm day more fully. You know a great spot that many people don't know about. You pack lightly as you don't plan to be out for too... Read more
— by Joe Kim

Recent comment by asim

number and number five are just amazing really Humans have the ability of survival and 1 thing commons in all...

Fri

March 23, 2012

Science & Nature

Top 10 Modern Gadgets that Changed our Lives
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Ambitious, if slightly extraordinary concepts in films such as Tron, Blade Runner, Back to the Future and more recently iRobot gave us a 'glimpse' of what the future may hold, but how far away are we really from... Read more
— by Yang Li

Recent comment by saxondesign

Yes, it is true that the iPod was not the first MP3, however Apple did admittedly advance the MP3 market...

Mon

March 12, 2012

Science & Nature

10 Enormous Numbers
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One of the first questions that kids often ask is "What is the biggest number?" this question is an important step in transitioning to a world of abstract concepts. The answer is of course that numbers are generally... Read more
— by ZachS

Recent comment by Jae

My brain officially feels fried...

Thu

March 1, 2012

Science & Nature

Top 10 Fascinating Eggs
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Bacteria and other tiny cells merely divide in two to reproduce, but more complex creatures need more complex means of reproduction. Animals use eggs in one form or other; however, most are not very similar to the... Read more
— by Kate Mulcahy

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Recent Space Discoveries

By Theresa Cornelius

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Nuclear Test Sites

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Films that Predicted the Future

By John Waller

The world of cinema comes with many movies that failed to predict the future (We didn't get to...

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