Please visit The Atlantic for the original article. By Rebecca J. Rosen Jun 13 2012, 3:13 PM ET We’re on the cusp of one of the greatest scientific accomplishments of all time, but we may not know when the moment strikes. Or, rather, there may be no moment. Last week, in the corners of...
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Please visit Original Article at: Mao Sugiyama Cooks, Serves Own Genitals At Banquet In Tokyo (GRAPHIC PHOTOS). This Chef’s got balls…. Mao Sugiyama, a self-described “asexual” from Tokyo, cooked up, seasoned and served his own genitalia to five diners at a swanky banquet in Japan last month, Calorie Lab reported. In most...
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Please visit Muckflash for the original article. Researchers at Toshiba’s Akimu Robotic Research Institute were thrilled ten months ago when they successfully programmed Kenji, a third generation humanoid robot, to convincingly emulate certain human emotions. At the time, they even claimed that Kenji was capable of the robot equivalent of love. Now,...
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So what is graphene? According to scientists, graphene is the strongest material ever measured! “It would take an elephant, balanced on a pencil to break through a sheet of graphene the thickness of cling film.” said Columbia University Engineering Professor James Hone; continuing, “Our research establishes graphene as the strongest material ever measured,...
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Please visit vice.com for many more interesting and informative videos. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Please visit vice.com for many more interesting and informative videos.
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Original can be found at Biggest Scientific Breakthroughs of 2011 via io9.com By Robert T. Gonzalez Dec 28, 2011 4:20 PM Biggest Scientific Breakthroughs of 2011 From law-violating subatomic particles to entirely new, earth-like worlds, 2011 was an incredible year for scientific discovery. In the past 12 months, scientific breakthroughs in fields ranging from...
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Thanks to Amel Ibrahim for the following translation:
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Original article can be found at BusinessInsider.com. Written by: Dina Spector | Dec. 14, 2011, 9:29 AM A fish that uses its fins to walk across the floor is causing scientists to rethink the evolution of walking on land, according to a new study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of...
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