Everyone Made The Same Brendan Fraser Joke As A Mummy’s Tomb Was Opened For The First Time In 2500 Years
A lot of people just couldn't resist referencing this memorable movie from the 90s.
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COVID-19 Researcher ‘On The Verge Of Making Very Significant’ Findings Shot Dead
Investigators believe gunman killed him before returning to his car, where he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
What Does AI Mean for Personal Injury Law?
Will artificial intelligence begin taking over responsibilities typically held by lawyers and paralegals? We’re currently living in what’s…
2018 Top Solar Energy Methods | Experts Choice
Solar energy is a vast energy source that can be used to satisfy so many modern-day needs, from…
The Rise of Bullsh*t
This is the story of a woman who is so enlightened, so spiritual, so connected to the cosmic…
Earth-Like Mud Cracks Found On Mars Confirm Ancient Lake Dried Up 3.5 Billion Years Ago
In January 2017, NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover stumbled upon what looked like ancient mud cracks in the Martian…
After Years of Problems, NASA’s Robonaut Is Coming Home
Days fish waters gathered given made third under blessed, is face. Is won’t lights it man can’t the.…
UBC researchers use drones to track jellyfish blooms
In this Q&A, researchers Brian Hunt, the UBC Hakai professor in oceanography, and faculty of science undergraduate student Jessica Schaub talk about what they’ve found so far with the aid of their aerial tools.
In 1908, An Explosion 1,000 Times More Powerful Than the Atomic Bomb, Devastated 770 Miles of a Remote Siberian Forest
Over a century ago, a huge explosion destroyed over 700 miles of countryside, burning and flattening over 80 million trees, but where did it come from?
The Citizen Science Lab’s Dr. Andre Samuel is Making Science Fun for the Children of Pittsburgh
Dr. Andre Samuel launched The Citizen Science Lab, a Pittsburgh initiative to help kids learn and become involved in science through hands-on paid workshops and study sessions.
Your Carbon Rich Soda May Soon Save the World
Bubbles in your soda may soon contain excess carbon dioxide from our atmosphere. Swiss company, Climeworks, plans on capturing the harmful carbon dioxide emissions from our atmosphere and make a profit doing so.
Is Your Green the Same as My Green?
Color vision is something normal people take advantage of. But how can we be sure that your colors are the same as everyone else? In short, we can't.