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Ironically, if you don't make enough € you probably have more pressing concerns than making art.
Receptors in our ligaments, knuckles, wrist, elbow, and shoulder likely also play a part in our sense of touch.
He's fat AND big boned. Well, was. Now he's just big boned.
They're really nice cool places for raising baby birds -- or fo rest!
So CUTE!
Stable fusion is the holy grail of energy production.
Run for the hills! Or at least 2 miles away, as that seems to be the 'danger radius'.
Rejoice, ye clumsy-fingered!
A dash of chemistry, a stroke of physics, all mixed in with behemothian mass.
It's funny to realize that we've been using anesthetics for at least a century now, but we still don't *really* know why they work.
No respite from the bite.
Ever seen a wine bottle shaped like a deer?
The ocean will be less without them.
Big differences hide in tiny things.
Don't look at the sun!
Immense devastation has been wrought upon California this year.
Not much has changed for the eye.
Feeling outdated yet?
Life to the rescue!
Handy!
Cool achievement, ignoble task.
Different causes, same effect.
Their job will be to take pictures of fat seals and I'm so, so envious.
Everyone needs to cope -- even brains.
Ever needed a tiny, living factory? Of course you did, you just didn't know it.
Children in the future will have a much soggier view of their roots.
Half-synthetic life isn't sci-fi any longer.
One of the most advanced civilizations on Earth at its time, the Harappans tragically never made it out of Antiquity.
Among the most intriguing findings are a group of (likely ceremonial) cauldrons that show signs of long-term use and repair.
When researchers from Harvard and MIT work together on something, it's probably going to be awesome. Case in point.
A skyscraper filled with food? Sign me up!
It's disturbingly reminiscent of "sentiments stirred by the Nazis in Germany."
How do you go 'bottoms up' when there's no 'up' in space?!
Bad news. Bad, bad news.
Carbon nanotubes are one of the most promising materials humanity is looking into today -- problem is, they tend to break when mixed with anything else.
Woof.
3D printed fake horns could drive the poachers out of a job.
Move over, WebMD.
The research suggests that human interbreeding was more of a 'step-by-step' event.
Nobody seems to like touching moist, soft stuff.
Well, that and how broke you are.
Somebody was absolutely minted back in medieval France!
Cool and pretty at the same time!? NASA gets the best things!
The more things change the more they stay the same.
BMW is going green-er!
Physics, the original troll.
First discovered in a bomb crater, the Mithraeum has had a long journey back underground.
There's no such thing as clean coal.
We need to take corrective measures fast or we risk losing the only home we've ever known.
Old world, new tricks.
