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3 ultra-rare Lamborghini Miuras unearthed at junkyard. They could sell for millions.

By Kristin Shaw

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Is ranch dressing a liquid or a solid? A physicist explains.

By Rae Robertson-Anderson / The Conversation

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Gemini said A close-up photograph of a wet black Oriental Shorthair cat standing in a white porcelain bathtub. The cat has a long, lean body, large pointed ears, and wide, startled yellow eyes. Its mouth is open as if mid-meow or protesting, showing its teeth and pink tongue. Droplets of water are visible on its sleek, drenched fur, and a silver shower hose is seen in the background.

Why (most) cats hate water

By Popular Science Team

Model Muriel Maxwell in white sunglasses putting on lipstick, wearing red-white-and-blue turban, andv holding a red-and-white striped bag *** Local Caption ***

The evolution of sunglasses from science to style (and back again)

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This long-lost, earliest MS-DOS precursor was discovered in a floppy disk collection

An artist’s concept of NASA’s Voyager 1 traveling through interstellar space–or the space between stars.

Greetings, Earth! NASA can understand Voyager 1 again

By Laura Baisas

This noble necklace worm, laden with eggs, will eventually release her developed larvae into the water column as plankton.

Stunning images offer a peek into the ocean’s microscopic baby boom

Text by Kelly Fretwell and Adrienne Mason / Hakai Magazine, Photos by Hakai Institute

Climax Foods’ vegan brie, blue cheese, and feta.

Vegan cheese that tastes like cheese? These startups may have cracked the code.

By Caroline Saunders / Grist

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Build an affordable home emergency kit with these early Cyber Monday deals

By Stan Horaczek

Could a self-sustaining starship carry humanity to distant worlds?

By Christopher Mason / MIT Press Reader

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What to expect on your first e-bike ride

By Heather Kuldell-Ware

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The best ice makers for 2025, chosen by refreshment enthusiasts

a red hovercraft vehicle sits on the mud with two occupants in the cabin

Teacher spends 1800 hours building the hovercraft of his childhood dreams

By Keith Wagstaff

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The best President’s Day Sales in 2026

By Stan Horaczek

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2026 Valentine’s Day Gift Guide: 26 perfect presents for your partner

By Stan Horaczek, Tony Ware, Heather Kuldell-Ware

$kids playing with numbers$

Why schools are teaching math word problems all wrong

By Sarah Carr / The Hechinger Report

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Why 1960s technology makes seeing ‘The Odyssey’ in 70mm IMAX so difficult

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Humans packed avocados before migrating across the Americas 5,000 years ago

By Laura Baisas

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Sperm whales change how they communicate when ships are nearby

By Laura Baisas

GunaiKurnai Elder Uncle Russell Mullett at the cave entrance of Cloggs Cave

Australian cave home to 25,000 years of healing—and curses