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What Blockchain Is, and How It Could Create the World’s Largest Supercomputer

Ian Fleming's Obsession With Collecting Books

Exploring Bond Creator Ian Fleming’s Obsession With Book Collecting

George Washington

Six Genuinely Surprising Facts About George Washington

How a Watermelon Can Survive Falling Nearly 150 Feet

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Research Reveals the Best Sign-Off to Get a Response to Your Email

A Preview of the Museum of the American Revolution

Olympic Venues in Rio de Janeiro Are in Disrepair Only Six Months After the Games Ended

Neuroscience PhD student drawing #100daysoftinythings (dcossyle /Instagram)

Atlanta Neuroscientist Turns Tiny Objects Into Art

An employee inspects Yaskawa Electric Corp. Motoman robots bound for shipment at the company's factory in Kitakyushu, Japan, on Thursday, July 16, 2015. (Akio Kon/ Bloomberg)

Despite Job Displacement Risks, Experts Say America Needs to Invest in Factory Robots

Understanding the Language of Tactile Paving

Great white shark (Elias Levy/Flickr)

Common Myths We’ve All Been Wrong About

How the Earth Sends Oxygen to the Moon

The ‘Flash Crash’ Day Trader Faces Jail and Being Robbed of $50 Million

Cella Entrance to the Temple of Bel, Albumen print by Louis Vignes in 1864. (The Getty Research Institute)

Earliest Known Photos of Syrian Ruins of Palmyra Featured in Online Exhibit

Jimmy Fallon Spoofing Donald Trump's Press Conference

Jimmy Fallon Spoofs President Trump’s Press Conference

Behold, a Decidedly NSFW Romp Through Bavaria

Lederhosen never looked this sexy