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  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Green

    Solar Car Takes International Test Drive

    A Toronto man is putting a solar car to the ultimate test: On June 12th, he began an international road trip that will take him from Buffalo, New York, all the way up to Inuvik, in Canada's Northwest Territories. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Science, Weird

    Inventor Uses Tornadoes as Energy Source

    By creating a man-made tornado, an inventor realized he could extract enough electricity to power a small city. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Weird

    ‘No Road Rules’ Policy Gets Rid of Traffic Accidents

    Since the town of Bohmte, Germany implemented a radical new anti-traffic control procedure a month ago, there hasn’t been a single accident on the busy roads. More »

  • Gimundo
    Animals and Pets, General Interest

    Albino Crows Discovered in Canada

    If you’re spending the summer months stuck in your office instead of soaking up some rays at the beach, you may be looking a little paler than you’d like – but you’re sure to have a little more color than the recently-discovered albino crows of East Vancouver, Canada. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Science

    Is There Ice on Mars?

    Last week, NASA's Phoenix Lander discovered a possible layer of ice on Mars - which means the planet may be habitable for life forms. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Weird

    ‘Paperclip’ Guy Offers House in Trade

    Two years ago, a man traded up from a red paperclip to a house. Now, he's ready to move - and he's willing to trade the house in for a better offer. More »

  • Gimundo
    Animals and Pets, General Interest

    Red Panda Twins Born at Zoo

    Visitors to the Edmonton Valley Zoo in Alberta, Canada last Thursday morning got a special treat: It was the first public appearance of a pair of newborn red panda twins. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest

    Man Swims 13 Hours to Shore

    After his sailboat capsized, Paul Epp was stranded alone in Lake Erie without a life jacket. Amazingly, he swam for 13 hours to get back to the shore. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest

    Nobel Prize Winner Reunited with Long-Lost Sister

    Last October, Utah geneticist Mario Capecchi was awarded the the Nobel Prize. But he discovered an even greater reward last month: a long-lost sister. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Weird

    Father Delivers Baby on Airplane

    Most babies don’t take their first international flight until they’re at least a few months old. But little Jadan Brown may be the most well-traveled newborn in the world: he entered the world from an airplane, somewhere over Canada. More »

  • Gimundo
    Arts and Culture, General Interest

    A Special Summer Camp for Sight-Impaired Kids

    Most summer camps aren't safe for children with sight-impairments - but luckily, there's Camp Bloomfield, a camp created just for blind and vision-impaired children. More »

  • Gimundo
    Arts and Culture, General Interest, Green

    London Plans to Recycle Olympic Stadium Seats

    According to the organizers of the 2012 Olympics in London, 55,000 stadium seats from their new 80,000-seat Olympic arena could be dismounted and recycled for future Olympic events. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, History, Weird

    World’s Oldest Lightbulb Celebrates 107 Years Running

    A lightbulb at a firefighters' station in Livermore, California, has been running for more than 107 years. More »

  • Gimundo
    Arts and Culture, General Interest, Weird

    Telectroscope Lets You Look from London to New York

    People-watchers in London and New York are about to get a cross-continental fix, thanks to a cool new device called the Telectroscope. More »

  • Gimundo
    General Interest, Green, Heroes, Science

    16-Year-Old Creates Solution to Decompose Plastic Bags

    A brilliant 16-year-old has come up with a way to decompose plastic bags in a mere three months. More »

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