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7 Most Massive Single Meteorites on Earth Posted: 2 weeks ago by sharon22
Like fugitives on the run from distant solar systems, meteors hurtle through the earth’s atmosphere, lighting up the eyes of observers on the ground. Often these fireballs of metal and rock burn up in a blaze of glory, and many do not survive their impact with the Earth’s surface. Those that do though start a more settled life here on Earth as meteorites. Some might even claim to be the new sheriffs in town – they’re that big and resistant to weathering.
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101 Books Every Woman Should Read Posted: 3 weeks ago by sharon22
With so many books available, it can be difficult to decide which books you want to add to your reading list. This listing of 101 books every woman should read will make that task a bit easier.
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10 Weird Diseases Posted: 3 weeks ago by sharon22
The sheer range of diseases that affect humans is overwhelming, but it’s as infinitely interesting as it is exhausting. Whether they’re physical, mental, or both, these diseases are some of the most intriguing:
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10 Surprising Celebs with Honorary Degrees Posted: 1 month ago by sharon22
Though celebs are often most admired for their financial success from their singing, acting, entertaining and sports careers, many of them are actually pretty talented, and hard-working. Here are 10 surprising celebrities with honorary degrees.
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Top 10 Scandals in College Sports Posted: 1 month ago by sharon22
College sports have been rocked by scandals of all kinds, from cheating coaches to accusations of misconduct by players. Here are a few of the biggest scandals that caught media attention and in some cases, ill repute for their institutions.
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2 Americans, 1 Israeli win Nobel chemistry prize for studies on ribosome Posted: 2 months ago by sharon22
This year's Nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to Professors Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, Thomas Steitz and Ada Yonath.
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10 U.S. Presidents Who Got Their Start in Teaching Posted: 2 months ago by sharon22
From George Washington to Andrew Johnson to Barack Obama, U.S. presidents have worked as farmers, lawyers, tailors, soldiers, and even teachers. Here are 10 U.S. presidents who got their start in teaching.
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How do news organizations get in touch with terrorist groups? Posted: 2 months ago by sharon22
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the bombing of the World Food Program headquarters in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Monday. In an interview with the Associated Press, a spokesman for the Taliban promised to "send more bombers for such attacks." How do news organizations land interviews with militants and terrorist groups?
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7 Secrets Only Two Living People Know (For Some Reason) Posted: 2 months ago by sharon22
What do you suppose are the most well-kept secrets in the world? The launch codes for the American nuclear arsenal? The location of Jimmy Hoffa's bones? Not even close. Below are secrets that only two people on planet Earth know. Sometimes they have very good reasons to keep these secrets so fiercely. Other times, not so much.
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Five Sexual and Psychological Experiments Posted: 3 months ago by sharon22
No one really knows what drives scientists or psychologists to partake in sexual and psychological experiments that are warped to the normal bystander, but completely revolutionary to a bright young scientist trying to have their work published for the fame and gratification.
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10 Truly Shocking Facts About Organ Trafficking Posted: 3 months ago by sharon22
The unbalanced system of too many people in need of organ transplants and high levels of poverty worldwide have contributed to create a situation that leaves many desperate people willing to do anything to sell or receive illegal organs.
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Shocking Video Revealed 'Real Execution' In Srilanka Posted: 3 months ago by sharon22
Just three months after the Sri Lankan government declared the country liberated from the Tamil Tigers, video footage has emerged apparently showing government troops summarily executing Tamils.
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Cheating: 5 Things You Didn't Know Posted: 3 months ago by sharon22
For cheaters, it's a good time to be alive because cheating has never been easier. Several large hookup websites function solely as discreet services for extramarital dating, and they do so without shame. They even tutor you on how not to get caught.
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6 Surprising Psychology Studies on Relationships Posted: 3 months ago by sharon22
The speed-dating formula is familiar: women sit at tables around a room, and men move from table to table for a short interaction with each woman. Afterwards, everyone either checks “yes” or “no” to indicate their interest in a second date. Studies of speed-dating align with the fundamental principles of evolutionary psychology: women are much more selective than men when it comes to mate choice since women pay greater reproductive costs by making the wrong choice. Men check “yes” for a larger number of women than women do for men.
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25 Most Infamous Crimes In Modern History Posted: 3 months ago by sharon22
Who do you think about when you think about serial killers or mass murderers? Who comes to mind when you think about celebrity crimes? The following list, divided into five categories, contains a list of 25 of the most infamous crimes in modern history.
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10 Celebs with Truly Ridiculous College Majors Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
This list of ridiculous college majors–think geography and opera–may or may not have prepared these celebrities for their future careers as athletes, talk show hosts and Academy Award-winning actors.
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Nets Capture Dino-Fish and a Shark with a Human Face Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
Coelacanth, nicknamed "Dino-Fish," is the common name for an order of fish that was thought to have gone extinct during the Dinosaur Age. In 1938, however, scientists found a live one off the coast of South Africa, and more have been landed since.
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Top 10 Amazing Lost Or Suppressed Inventions Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
This list looks at some amazing past inventions that have been lost. Some may be cause for skepticism but almost all of the items here are things that we would definitely love to understand better today. Keep an open mind as some entries are famous for their part in conspiracy theories.
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6 Things That Shouldn't Explode (But Did Anyway) Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
Michael Bay is right: Somewhere, right now, something is exploding. And we're not talking bombs and tankers either. As it turns out, there are objects all over the place that will suddenly explode the s**t out of themselves for absolutely no reason at all, and often when you least expect it.
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Female Genital Mutilation Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
Female genital mutilation (FGM) comprises all procedures that involve partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons.
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Cheating wife could face 'honour killing' after acid is poured down her Lover's throat Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
A married Muslim woman has been warned her life is in danger after a man she is suspected of having an affair with was blinded in an 'honour' attack.
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Top 10 Celebrity Professors Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
These professors are winners of Nobel, Pulitzer, and other prestigious awards, subjects of books and movies, and all very well known and respected as experts in their fields. In no particular order, these are 10 of the hottest celebrity professors in recent memory.
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Babies Understand Dogs, Bark-matching Study Finds Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
New research shows babies have a handle on the meaning of different dog barks – despite little or no previous exposure to dogs.
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Pregnant mother cut her children's throats and took poison because she couldn't cope in 'violent marriage' Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
A pregnant mother has been committed to a mental hospital after admitting cutting the throats of her son and daughter and then taking rat poison after a breakdown. Sasikala Navaneethan stabbed and cutt the throats of son Shanjayan, five, daughter Sharani, four, and her six-month-old baby girl Trishana last year.
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Is There Undiscovered "Weird Life" on Earth? Leading Expert Says It Could Be Biggest Discovery Since Darwin Posted: 4 months ago by sharon22
The concept of a shadow biosphere is still just a theory. If someone discovers shadow life or weird life it will be the biggest sensation in biology since Darwin. We are simply saying, 'Why not let's take a look for it?' It doesn't cost much (compared to looking for weird life on Mars, say), and, it might be right under our noses.
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