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A Visit to Benjamin Franklin’s House
Polly Hewson offers personal asides about Franklin - "he never eats beef; it makes his back itch" - as you drop in on the life of the house.
Read More »Winter Olympics: Lunar Skiing
The moon's dust-covered slopes are a skier's paradise.
Read More »Fifty Years of Silicon Valley
Fifty years ago the Adam company of the Silicon Valley Eden bravely raised its pointed little head in a former fruit-packing shed at 391 San Antonio Road, Mountain View.
Read More »Study Finds Most Effective Gluteal Exercises
Through the wonders of electro-ass analysis.
Read More »Book Review: The Cult of Alien Gods by Jason Colavito
Is H.P. Lovecraft's fiction responsible for modern beliefs in "ancient astronauts" and UFO cults?
Read More »Researchers Hope “Cashless” Society Is Far Into The Future
A study used the US paper currency tracking website WheresGeorge to simulate the spread of disease.
Read More »Making London a Sustainable City: Is It Possible?
Can a city of seven million, with still largely Victorian infrastructure that is choked with very 20th-century traffic, become green?
Read More »Disabled: The Invisible Minority
Of course I notice they don't have handicap elevators or ramps leading up to bell towers…
Read More »A Wonderful World: Two Discoveries
Uncovered today have been a powerful Ancient Egyptian queen and a tiny Sumatran swamp-dweller, the "world's smallest vertebrate".
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