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The Great Moon Hoax of 1835: The Birth of Fake News?
The Great Moon Hoax of 1835 was the most spectacular global news event of the year, despite it being a complete fabrication. Was it satire gone wrong, or a cynical ploy to sell newspapers?
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All About Science Fairs: Project Ideas and Opportunities for STEM Students
Participating in a science fair is often a stepping stone to a career in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics.
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Comparison of Hoover Dam in 1941 vs. Today Reveals Stark Differences
The symbol of the modern West is facing a mega water shortage.
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Israel Makes History, Becomes First Country to Ban Fur
It's a good day for rabbits, minks, foxes, and more furry friends.
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High Schooler Builds Fully Functional Wooden Car Model in 300 Hours for Physics Project
It would be a crime if he got less than A++ since even the clutch of the car works.
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Alien Contact Could ‘End All Life on Earth,’ Warns Physicist
Maybe we should stop trying, 'before it’s too late.'
By Brad Bergan
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World's Largest Single-Domed Greenhouse Will Open in France
The ambitious project will span over 215,278 square feet.
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Find Out How Much Weight You Can Remove From Your Car
When it comes to increased performance, is removing your car's insides really worth it?
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13+ Books That Should Be On Every Engineer's "Must Read" List
If you’re into engineering, make sure you do not miss out on reading these inspiring books.
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World's Largest Meat Supplier JBS Pays $11M to Ransom Hackers
The company was hacked in May, and had to close down its US and Australia operations for a day.
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El Salvador Becomes First Country to Recognize Bitcoin as a Legal Currency
The country's historic law could prove to be a tipping point for widespread cryptocurrency adoption.
By Chris Young
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