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    General Interest, Green, Science

    Electric Charge Can Increase Fuel Efficiency

    Researchers at Temple University have found a way to increase a car’s mileage by 5 to as much as 20 percent – a fuel savings of more than 300 million gasoline barrels and 150 million diesel barrels each year. More »

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    Business, Science, Weird

    A Great Handshake Can Get You a Job

    According to a new study, a job applicant's handshake can be a deal-maker -- or a deal-breaker. More »

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    Science, Weird

    Rubber Ducks Used for Global Warming Research

    A rubber duck may have been your favorite bathtime toy as a kid -- but these little yellow birds have taken on a new role in protecting the environment, thanks to NASA scientists working in Greenland, who are using 90 rubber ducks to track the movement of water in Greenland's Jakobshavn Glacier. More »

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    Business, Science

    New Self-Healing Paint Gets Rid of Scratches

    Paint scratches may be no more, thanks to a high-tech self-healing paint developed in Japan by the car manufacturer Nissan. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest, Science

    Beluga Whale Learns to Talk

    Most of us know that dolphins speak their own language - and now it looks like they’re not the only deep-sea creatures capable of a chat: a beluga whale has been taught to talk. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Science

    Music Taste Can Predict Personality

    In a new study, a researcher found that the type of music you listen to is a great indicator of your personality. More »

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    Animals and Pets, Science

    Cattle Can Tell Directions

    If you ever want to know which way is north or south, and you can’t seem to find your compass, there’s a simple solution: Just ask a cow for directions. More »

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    General Interest, Science, Weird

    Scientists Develop Invisibility Cloak

    Scientists are in the process of developing an invisibility cloak, which could hide people and objects from view by bending light. More »

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    Business, Heroes, Science

    Mourning Military Father Creates Robot to Save Soldiers

    After losing his son in Iraq, Brian Hart created a special robotic defense machine to stop other parents from facing the same awful fate. More »

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    General Interest, Science, Weird

    Swiss Stuntman Creates Functional Flying Suit

    Swiss stuntman Yves Rossy has created his very own jet-powered wing suit, which allows him to fly at speeds as high as 186 miles per hour. More »

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    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 »

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    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 »

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    Business, Science, Weird

    Eating a Cheese Sandwich Could Help You Get a Raise

    Want to score yourself a raise? The key to making your case in a meeting with your boss isn’t a $2,000 suit - instead, it might just be a cheese sandwich. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Spending Time with Younger People Could Increase Lifespan

    In a study of fruit flies, researchers from University of Iowa found that fast-aging fruit flies lived longer when placed with normal fruit flies -- which means spending time with younger people could extend human lives, too. More »

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    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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