→ November 7, 2009
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→ November 2, 2009
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Taking a baseball to the chest hurts. Sometimes, it leaves a bruise. Sometimes, it knocks the wind out of you. If it hits at the wrong millisecond, it can kill.
→ October 28, 2009
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Airplanes have been the only vehicles allowed to use leaded fuels since lead was phased out in automobiles by EPA 30 years ago. Is it just for sake of safety? What about our environment?
→ October 28, 2009
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America is running out of fresh water fast, and the powers that be are looking for solutions in all the wrong places. Maybe all we need is a plumber...
→ October 28, 2009
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Amid all the beauty and majesty of fireworks, don’t forget how much pollution they contribute to our planet.
→ October 28, 2009
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An entertaining exploration of science through the unlikely exploits of spandex clad heroes. Up, up, and away?
→ October 28, 2009
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Doctors either don't know about it, or advise to rest and use braces. Mary ran a marathon while recovering from post-polio syndrome.
→ October 28, 2009
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Long, lean and full of protein, frogmeat carries a reputation for exceptional energy and aphrodisiac benefits in some cultures. But is there any truth to frogs' superfood reputation, or are they just another piece of meat?
→ October 28, 2009
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Why do 20 tractor trailers worth of Harry Potter™ movie props currently reside at the Museum of Science?
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