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New York City Restaurant Inspectors May Be Issued Google Glass
The future of health inspection
When Predators Bite Off More Than They Can Chew
Featuring a snake whose centipede dinner tried to claw out of its body and other… interesting examples
Finally, A Way To Harvest Hydroelectric Energy From Toilet Flushes
It's about time toilets start providing a useful function
How Carl Sagan Described Death To His Young Daughter
A new essay from Sasha Sagan shows how a great popularizer of science answered his own kid's big questions.
Trolls In Their Natural Habitats: An Analysis Of Comments On TED Talks
Six percent of YouTube comments on TED talks are straight-up insults.
Cherry Trees That Flew To Space Bloom Six Years Early
And the flowers are not like Earth flowers
Big Pic: Robonaut Is Getting Legs
Its new limbs will be shipped to the International Space Station with a resupply mission.
Software Shows What Children Will Look Like In 70 Years, With Unprecedented Accuracy
The tool draws on a database of 40,000 people
Facial Expressions Aren’t As Universal As Scientists Have Thought
A new study contradicts the common assumption that emotion-based facial expressions are recognized across cultures.
‘Indisputable’ Proof Of A New Four-Quark Particle
CERN physicists have made a particle that likely existed for just a microsecond after the Big Bang.
This Badger Fits Inside An Osprey
Boeing's new truck solves a problem of Boeing's own making.
Prozac Alters Prawns’ Behavior, Reproduction, Even Their Color
Antidepressants aren't cheering up aquatic life