And which would you rather carry with you -- a live, rabid fox, or a little projector? Both are options. Plus, hating holograms, and more; just follow the links.
A jogger ran a mile with a rabid fox biting her arm.
There may soon be one fewer hurdle for wind farms: A company has come up with a way to alert aircraft to the hard-to-track whirling blades of a turbine.
Love it, hate it, happy for an excuse to think about Star Wars, people still aren't done talking aboutCNN's hologram.
This story about a 5,300-year-old ice man's lack of modern descendants is disappointing: had there been another outcome, would they have tried to stage a family reunion?
Start dreaming of ways to use your pocket projector: entertaining your fellow subway riders, following a tv show down the sidewalk in front of you, seeing what Tom Cruise's face looks like projected onto the side of your dog.
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The last three links are incorrect and link to the same article as the second about the wind farms.
Thanks, Larry! Sorry about that. They should all be working now.
I wish someone wold beat the Archon XPRIZE already, mapping someones mitochondrial dna could only prove that his sisters didn't have a strictly matriarchal line of decedents. Both y lines and mitochondrial lines can be stomped out and still have decedents a plenty.
Thanks, Larry! Sorry about that. They should all be working now.
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