This is why.
Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin and their forest friends are "seriously troubled individuals" according to Canadian researchers.
It all started when my friend Jesse told me that if you get a strobe light fast enough, you can make it look like dripping water is going in slow motion or even backwards.
Emergency medical staff do a fantastic job, and, given the stresses of their work, we should understand that they feel the need to blow off some steam.
Sharon at Early Modern Notes tells us of her positive experiences with WikIndx, “a free bibliographic and quotations/notes management and article authoring system designed either for single use (on a variety of operating sytems) or multi-user collaborative use across the internet.”
Now that she has gone through the trouble of finding out how to use such […]
The conclusions of this report are vaguely reminiscent of this.
A video that makes me wonder about the nature of intelligence. (Embedded video)
Some clever bloke does the maths, and concludes it hardly surprising that the English won at Agincourt.
My personal jury is out on the most important image ever taken. It could be this one (embedded video), but I am more inclined to think that Earth Rising more deserving of the title.
My reasoning is that Earth Rising formed the foundation of the Hubble image: it gave us the insight into the possibility […]
Sometimes I wish I had the imagination of the man who received this letter. Only sometimes, mind you.
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