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The Geek’s Guide to Hurricane Tracking

Hurricane season in the Atlantic is heating up. The first major storm of 2010, Earl, has already grazed the Caribbean and could wallop the east coast of the U.S. later this week. Behind it, more tropical waves are skittering off Africa and heading for the open seas.

Smoked cannabis reduces chronic pain

Patients reported better sleep quality as the THC content increased.

China Plans To Mine the Yellow Sea Floor

Engineers have started to design the research base whose initial construction cost is estimated to reach 495 million yuan.

Muscles Remember Their Strength

Even if you take a break from the gym for a while, your muscles will retain a memory of their former fitness.

How to become invisible?

A material used for thousands of years could be key to creating a soft, Harry Potter-style invisibility cloak.

Meteorite Impact Crater Found with Google Earth

The massive pock in southwestern Egypt was created no more than a few thousand years ago.

Will An Asteroid Hit Earth?

On a daily basis, we’re hit with basketball-sized objects, and Volkswagen-sized objects come in a few times a year…

X-Ray porn

In some countries the laws have defined pornography as how much and what bits of flesh are exposed.

T-Ray Tech Spots Bombs, Drugs from a Mile Away

The technology could be deployed at airports and on battlefields.

Higher Vitamin E diet lowers dimentia risk

Older adults who get plenty of vitamin E in their diets may have a somewhat lower risk of developing dementia than those who consume less of the nutrient, a study published Monday suggests.

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