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Why Do So Many Earthquakes Strike Japan?earthquakes -
Self-Filling Water Bottle Converts Humid Air into Drinkable H2OWhen water is scarce, why not pull it out of thin air? An industrial designer in Austria is hoping to do just that (well, sort of).
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Revamp Your Kitchen with Virtual Reality App from IkeaFurniture-retail giant Ikea has unveiled a virtual reality experience that could make decorating decisions easy, at least when it comes to outfitting your kitchen.
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Nike Unveils 'Back to the Future'-Style Self-Lacing Sneakersengineering -
Massive Robotic Sub Can Carry Out Months-Long Underwater MissionsA new unmanned robotic submersible designed by aerospace giant Boeing can operate autonomously underwater for months at a time, according to company representatives.
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Print Your Hike! 3D Keepsakes Memorialize Mountain Conquestsengineering -
Porn Website Launches New Virtual Reality SectionLet's face it: it was probably only a matter of time… One of the largest porn websites has announced a new section that integrates virtual-reality tech into the adult entertainment experience.
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WWII-Era Bell from Sunken Japanese Submarine RecoveredA bronze bell from a sunken World War II-era Japanese submarine was recently recovered off the coast of Oahu, in Hawaii.
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Supersonic! The 11 Fastest Military AirplanesFrom the Soviet-era MiG-31 Foxhound to the rocket-powered X-15 experimental aircraft, here are some of the fastest military planes ever to grace the skies.
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7.8-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off IndonesiaA 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Sumatra, an island in western Indonesia, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
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Google Self-Driving Car at Fault for Bus Crashtechnology -
Baby Gorilla Thriving After Rare C-Section Deliveryprimates -
Boston Dynamics' New Atlas Robot Can't Be Pushed Around (Video)robotics -
13 Dead Bald Eagles Prompt Investigation, $10,000 RewardThirteen bald eagles were found dead recently in Maryland, prompting officials to offer a reward of up to $10,000 for information about what happened to the federally protected birds of prey.
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Jaguar Aims to Make Autonomous Cars Drive More Like Humansengineering -
US Military’s F-35 Fighter Jets to Make British Debut in JulyThe U.S. military's next-generation F-35 fighter jets will make their long-awaited overseas debut this summer at two air shows in the United Kingdom, Air Force officials recently announced.
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This Self-Drying Jacket Is Straight Out of 'Back to the Future'engineering -
Gene Gems: Ultrapersonalized Jewelry Encapsulates Your DNADiamonds may be forever, but what's more unique and rare than even the most precious stones on Earth? The code of life.
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Twins! Toronto Zoo Welcomes 2 Baby PandasTwo giant panda cubs were born today (Oct. 13) at the Toronto Zoo, becoming the first pandas ever born on Canadian soil.
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NASA Satellite Spies Hurricane Joaquin Replacing an EyeHurricane Joaquin, a Category 4 storm that is currently battering the central Bahamas, appears to be replacing its eye, according to weather forecasters.
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Photos: Spike Aerospace's Luxurious Supersonic JetSpike Aerospace, a Boston-based company, is designing a supersonic jet that could fly passengers from New York to London in just 3 hours.
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Low-Flying Science: How 2 Pilots Pulled Off Amazing StuntA pair of British pilots recently pulled off a daring aviation stunt, becoming the first to fly two planes in formation through a building.
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2,000-Year-Old Water Supply System Uncovered in Jerusalemarchaeology -
Royal Baby Name 'Charlotte' Makes Top 10 ListFor the second year in a row, more parents have donned their boys with the name Noah than any other name, the Social Security Administration announced this morning (May 8).
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