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Why James Rhodes Is Comics' Ideal Black Hero

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    Enter The Multiple Demented Worlds Of The Perry Bible Fellowship

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    Join Mountain Goats And Vanderslice For A Lunar Organ Harvester's Descent Into Madness

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  • #rant

    The Strange, Twisted, And Destructive Love Stories of Joss Whedon

    Beloved geek television creator Joss Whedon is well known for his propensity for long romantic arcs in his television stories. But Whedon seems to favor a very specific kind of romantic relationship: the complicated, often destructive one. More »
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  • #polarbears

    The Bears Of Svalbard Have Started Giving Out Piggyback Rides

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  • #sperm

    The Protein That Makes Sperm Such Speedy Swimmers

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  • #monstersamongus

    Another Frog With Fangs Is Discovered In Southeast Asia

    Just weeks after discovering a frog with fangs in Papua New Guinea, the World Wildlife Federation is reporting another 163 new species in southeast Asia, including another frog with fangs. This new frog, discovered in Thailand, apparently feeds on birds. More »
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  • #duststorms

    Australia's Red Dust Storm Looks Like The Apocalypse, Even When Seen From Space

    Earlier today, a giant dust storm swept over all of eastern Australia, the worst the area has seen in 70 years. The storm also brought hail and strong winds. And it's a menacing cloud even when seen from space. More »
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  • #futurecommute

    "Sky Pod" System Lets Commuters Ride In Personalized Pods

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  • #spacetravel

    Future Space Explorers Could Commute On Interplanetary Gravity Highways

    You've heard of space explorers exploiting gravity to save fuel, but using a new method, spacecrafts could, with a little push, roll through the solar system mostly unaided. It's like rolling downhill all the way to work to save gas. More »
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  • #monstersamongus

    500 Years Ago, A Giant Eagle In New Zealand Was Possibly Eating Children

    In a paper published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, scientists make the case that an extinct giant predatory eagle might have been eating children. The eagle was not a scavenger, as some believed, but a deadly hunter. More »
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  • #antigravity

    A Mouse Defies Gravity Using Nothing But Magnets

    In a study commissioned by NASA, a research team at the University of Missouri has made a mouse levitate, using nothing but magnetic fields. As a result, the poor mouse floats in mid-air, wondering where the ground went. More »
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  • #hayaomiyazaki

    The Many Strange And Beautiful Sci-Fi Faces of Hayao Miyazaki

    While many people appreciate Hayao Miyazaki's ability to craft great stories, few realize the strange genre mashups he has constructed. With his latest, Ponyo, still in theaters, it's time to recognize the genre innovation of this visionary animator. More »
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    Physicists Discover A Magnet With Only One Pole

    Magnets, as most people know, are always dipoles: each magnet has both a north and a south pole. But a team of German scientists has generated a previously only theoretical magnetic feature: a magnetic monopole. More »
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    Colbert Finally Gets His Due On The Space Station

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    Three-Part Nebula Offers A Glimpse At The Inner Workings Of A Star Factory

    This nebula is called the Trifid Nebula, so named for how the dark band of gas separates it into three parts. But this image of the three-lobed nebula reveals another threesome: the three stages of early star formation. More »
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  • #technology

    Flexible Inorganic LEDs May Lead To Roll-Up Computer Displays

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  • #metamaterials

    Two Physics Breakthroughs That Will One Day Lead to Superarmor

    The strange field of metamaterials offers some weird optical effects, like cloaking and superlenses. Recently, two breakthroughs in the field, involving programmable materials and gold nano-corkscrews, just made this exotic nano-stuff a little more practical, and maybe even stranger. More »
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