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The Crew of ‘The Muppet Show’ Hilariously Perform as Themselves Without Any Muppets in a 1976 Episode
— by Kelly
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The joyful, perplexing world of puzzle hunts | Alex Rosenthal
— by Takara
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Why Scientists Want to Engineer Spicy Tomatoes
— by Takara
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The Real Speed of Glass Cracking—Filmed at 10 Million Frames Per Second
— by Ben
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A Map That Tracks Everything
— by Takara
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Giant Ships Reshape Land
— by Ben
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The Giant Boombox Dance Party @ImprovEverywhere
— by Ben
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Ford’s noise-cancelling doghouse keeps pups calm during fireworks
— by Jessie Mae
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How Lord of the Rings’ Gollum Changed CGI Forever
— by Kelly
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“Spy” Virus Eavesdrops on Bacteria, Then Obliterates Them
— by Jessie Mae
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Happy Birthday Ada Lovelace!
— by Stephanie
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UPS Experiments With Cargo Bikes #Shipping
— by Ben
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Using Bangs on DuckDuckGo for Adafruit searches @DuckDuckGo @adafruit
— by phillip torrone
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MIT engineers complete world’s first flight of plane with no moving parts
— by Jessie Mae
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How the Inca Used Intricately-Knotted Cords, Called Khipu, to Write Their Histories, Send Messages & Keep Records
— by Jessie Mae
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