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Hadji Ali and the Regurgitators
In the early twentieth century, there was a man of unusual talent known as the Great Regurgitator. His real name was...
Written by
Greg Bjerg
• 05 May 2006 •
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Eyewitnesses to Hiroshima and Nagasaki
On 6 August 1945, a number of eyes in the Japanese city of Hiroshima turned skyward at the drone of a US B-29 bomber...
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Alan Bellows
• 03 May 2006 •
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Earth’s Artificial Ring: Project West Ford
At the height of the Cold War in the late 1950s, all international communications were either sent through undersea c...
Written by
Anthony Kendall
• 02 May 2006 •
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Baseball and the Physicists
Without a doubt baseball has had more serious study behind it than any other major sport. It's hard to say why this i...
Written by
Greg Bjerg
• 29 Apr 2006 •
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Before the Big Bang
The Big Bang theory is a major marvel of science. It is a conclusion drawn from the collusion of several scientists’...
Written by
Jason Bellows
• 28 Apr 2006 •
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Ground Effect Vehicles
Until the project was shelved in 2006, Boeing’s Phantom Works Research and Development unit were developing a concept...
Written by
Greg Bjerg
• 27 Apr 2006 •
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Article:
Pathological Laughing and Weeping
Dr. Schiffer’s patient was thirty-seven when he laughed his way through his best friend’s funeral. At that time he ha...
Written by
Cynthia Wood
• 26 Apr 2006 •
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The Artificial Prison of the Human Mind
In 1971, a study about prisons was funded by the U.S. Navy to try to better understand problems in the Marine Corps.'...
Written by
Daniel Lew
• 21 Apr 2006 •
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Article:
The Balance of Risk
Let’s suppose your child wants to take a martial arts class. Being a conscientious parent, you check out the local do...
Written by
Cynthia Wood
• 20 Apr 2006 •
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Musical Torment
When the human ear encounters music, a number of brain systems are engaged by the incoming sound. The music signal is...
Written by
Alan Bellows
• 19 Apr 2006 •
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