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Oct
4th
2010
Mon
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New Yorkers launch a homemade spacecraft with an iPhone inside into space, an altitude of 19 miles. (Vimeo via Daring Fireball)

May
25th
2010
Tue
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BP Fails to Meet E.P.A. Deadline on Oil Dispersant in Gulf

What is wrong with BP? (N.Y. Times)
May
18th
2010
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The Aliens Among Us

Whole new forms of life could be right here on Earth. (N.Y. Times)
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Costa Rica Learns Jaguars Need a Smooth Commute

New development can co-exist with Jaguar habitat—if done right. (N.Y. Times)
Apr
22nd
2010
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Launch of Apollo 11 in Super Slow Motion (Mark Gray on Vimeo via Daring Fireball)

Mar
23rd
2010
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International Space Station

A video of how the various parts of the ISS have been assembled in space. (USA Today)
Jan
27th
2010
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Exercise Keeps Your Cells Young

Regular exercise can keep your DNA strands in much better shape than those with a sedentary lifestyle. (N.Y. Times)
Dec
26th
2009
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Bering in Mind

I think I just found my new crush object, Dr. Jesse Bering, columnist for Scientific American. And yes, he’s gay. Just look at these column topics and more:

Dec
24th
2009
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How Santa Does It: Clones, Wormholes and Memory-Elimination Devices

I think my belief in St. Nick just got restored. The Truth About Santa explains in scientific detail how it’s possible for one man to deliver gifts all over the world in one day. (Scientific American)
Dec
23rd
2009
Wed
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Climate Change Skeptics vs. Scientific Consensus: The Info Graphic

A beautiful summary of the argument between the skeptic and the consensus scientists. (Information is Beautiful via Daring Fireball)
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