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Top recreation innovations of 2014
Technology

Top recreation innovations of 2014

It is the best of what's new.

Top health innovations of 2014
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Top health innovations of 2014

It is the best of what's new.

Men smoking
Health

Do E-Cigarettes Really Create 10 Times More Carcinogens Than Regular Cigarettes?

Probably not, but they could have their own unique dangers

Top auto innovations of 2014
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Top auto innovations of 2014

It is the best of what's new.

Corktown Common
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Top green innovations of 2014

It is the best of what's new.

Top entertainment innovations in 2014
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Top entertainment innovations in 2014

It is the best of what's new.

Philips And Green Sense Farms
Technology

Top engineering innovations of 2014

It is the best of what's new.

‘Wanderers’ Is A Fantastic Vision Of Humanity’s Interplanetary Future
Science Fiction

‘Wanderers’ Is A Fantastic Vision Of Humanity’s Interplanetary Future

This short sci-fi film, narrated by Carl Sagan, inspires us to explore the solar system

Bartender preparing a coattail with a shaker
Science

Cocktail Calculus Chart: The Inner Workings Of Recipes

Understanding the interplay of acid, sugar, and alcohol gives essential insight into how a cocktail is structured

Vampire Bats Might Enjoy Brussels Sprouts
Bats

Vampire Bats Might Enjoy Brussels Sprouts

A thin square of illuminated paper-thin material.
Technology

Paperthin Sheet Gives Light, Needs Purpose

A bright idea looking for a niche

The 11 Most Important Cats Of Science
Cats

The 11 Most Important Cats Of Science

I can haz scienz?

The First Intuitive Address Book
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The First Intuitive Address Book

Humin

Benjamin Franklin Once Electrocuted Some Turkeys For Science
Science

Benjamin Franklin Once Electrocuted Some Turkeys For Science

…and for dinner

How To Celebrate Thanksgiving On The International Space Station
Science

How To Celebrate Thanksgiving On The International Space Station

Festivities in free fall

Deep-Sea Dwellers Make A Natural Antibiotic
Health

Deep-Sea Dwellers Make A Natural Antibiotic

Humans aren't the only species that try to get rid of bacteria

How To Keep Your Giraffe Warm
Animals

How To Keep Your Giraffe Warm

When the weather outside is frightful

Primate
Science

155 Years Later, Darwin’s Manuscripts Are Going Digital

Online archives let you get inside the great biologist's head

The Science And Engineering Of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Balloons
Physics

The Science And Engineering Of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Balloons

28: The number of full-time employees it takes to make and maintain the balloons for their one day in the sun

Photo pair of the Muir glacier 1941 and 2004
Environment

Data From Satellites Confirm: Glaciers Are Retreating

For better or for worse, glaciers are losing mass