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Anyone who has spent time around a young child knows how quickly loose change can become a serious hazard.
1 Small decorative details on an iconic helmet belonging to Britains Tutankhamen could revise our understanding of early medieval Anglo-Saxon history .
Small decorative details on an iconic helmet belonging to Britains Tutankhamen could revise our understanding of early medieval Anglo-Saxon history .
1 Most people probably look for a gas generator as the easiest way to get backup power in a pinch, but a dual-fuel generatorwhich can run on gas or propaneprovides a more flexible alternative.
Most people probably look for a gas generator as the easiest way to get backup power in a pinch, but a dual-fuel generatorwhich can run on gas or propaneprovides a more flexible alternative.
1 The ocean is a vast natural sponge for carbon dioxide, taking in about 30 percent of the worlds annual carbon emissions.
The ocean is a vast natural sponge for carbon dioxide, taking in about 30 percent of the worlds annual carbon emissions.
You're not alone if you like to jump-start your day at the coffee machine.
Earths oceans may not have always been as brilliantly blue as they are today.
1 While life on Earth does usually find a way , it is not without some intense past and future periods of mass death.
While life on Earth does usually find a way , it is not without some intense past and future periods of mass death.
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Hydrogen water bottles are all over social media, and even Kim Kardashian was spotted sipping from one on her show.
1 A group of Silicon Valley billionaires plan to construct a utopian city of yesterday remains on hold until at least 2026.
A group of Silicon Valley billionaires plan to construct a utopian city of yesterday remains on hold until at least 2026.
1 Before remotes became sleek slabs of glass with touchpads and voice assistants, they used to click.
Before remotes became sleek slabs of glass with touchpads and voice assistants, they used to click.
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Human-looking bipedal robots can already run , jump , breakdance , punch , and generally perform broad feats of athletic prowess most humans could only dream of.
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