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Continue readingAs I continued my first trip for my Untold EV & Cleantech Stories project, I came across something I never thought I’d find: a whole system of highways I didn’t…
Continue readingLiverpool have already made one big-money signing in the transfer window, but if local reports are to be believed, there could be few other additions to Jurgen Klopp‘s squad. As…
Continue readingScary Mommy and Sophie Mayanne/Getty At some point in our lives, we’ve all been there. We’ve longed for summer, and with that longing often comes a desire to get into…
Continue readingBy Leah Crane Pluto as seen by New Horizons NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI When NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft flew past the dwarf planet Pluto in 2015, it found that huge swathes of the…
Continue readingAn unusual galaxy appears to be missing its dark matter, scientists have found. The unusual galaxy is challenging our understanding of how they form and evolve, the researchers say after…
Continue readingLet me set the record straight…I don’t HATE cardio.That one time I wrote a post about Peloton, people came out of the woodwork to tell me how wrong I was.They…
Continue readingThe miracle of life on Earth hinges on a delicate balance. The sun’s rays enter the Earth’s atmosphere, warming the planet. At the same time, some of that solar energy…
Continue readingAh, judgment. A word, and feeling, we have been forced to become acquainted with from the moment we enter parenthood. When you’re pregnant, well-meaning loved ones always have tons of…
Continue readingWhile most of the old-hat budgeting hacks still apply to large families if you get creative with them, there are a few budgeting tricks that don’t apply to large families….
Continue readingPosted on 06/14/2021 By: Hans Themistode The sport of boxing can be a bit confusing at times. Just a few weeks ago, Josh Taylor claimed every world title at 140…
Continue readingYulia Sutyagina/Getty My estranged mother is a narcissist. She may or may not be pathological, but she spent my childhood putting me down. I had “no common sense.” She’d ask…
Continue readingKlaus Vedfelt/Getty Images Watch The Art Of Data is explored by statistician David Spiegelhalter and data artist Stefanie Posavec at Cheltenham Science Festival, in a talk that will be live-streamed…
Continue readingThere’s a mystery brewing at the center of the Earth. Scientists can only see it when they study the seismic waves (subterranean tremors generated by earthquakes) passing through the planet’s…
Continue reading(AP Photo/Russell Contreras) By Marlon Knapp Working in a gun shop, you get to interact with people at all levels of firearm experience. Most times the interaction is pleasant for…
Continue readingNew features for you iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch are almost here — they’re fun! They’re exciting! They’re in beta form and they’re inevitably going to cause you a…
Continue readingSteve Brenner was in Miami for the Floyd Mayweather vs Logan Paul exhibition. He spoke to the key players and considers what the event means for the future IT felt…
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