Month: March 2015

A structure whose internal dimensions remain the same regardless of the external forces applied to it sounds fanciful—but that’s exactly what this high-tech piece of origami does.

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This is a video from BBC’s Life Story (narrated by David Attenborough, so you already know it’s the tits) of a group of hermit crabs off the coast of Belize that form a line from biggest to smallest to…

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Lasers have staggering range, can attack land or air-based targets and are dirt-cheap to fire, making them ideal for a military with one eye on the budget. Now, Lockheed Martin has worked out that the technology could also be used for stopping a car …

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Judge said the original settlement was too low, but an extra $90 million does it.

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Netflix lobbied against cap exemptions in US and then secured one in Australia.

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The very idea of a sink hole swallowing your car or even part of your town is scary and seems like something out of a movie. The kicker is, these things are real and happen with freakish frequency (as much as we would all like to pretend otherwise). Check out this video of the 15 […]

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