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When I put my car in park what really keeps it from moving?
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With your car in park, you can feel safe it won't roll down that hill. Learn how putting your car in park keeps your transmission from spinning.
How does lavender work in skin cleansers?
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How does lavender work in skin cleansers? Find out how lavender works in skin cleansers at HowStuffWorks.
Why does caffeine keep you awake?
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Caffeine effects include an increase in your heart rate and an increased level of alertness. Learn more about some of the different caffeine effects.
Why do my ears pop when I dive in the deep end of the pool?
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Why do my ears pop when I dive in the deep end of the pool?
How Fast Does Hair Grow?
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Anyone who's ever regretted a haircut has probably wondered how fast their hair will grow back. It's a good question, with a not-so-simple answer.
How much food and water do you need for a one-year stay on Mars?
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Going to Mars for a year requires that you take a substantial amount of food and water with you. Find out how much you need to take if you're living on Mars.
A Kid-friendly Introduction to Magnets and Magnetism
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Magnetism is at work all around you. Even our Earth is a giant magnet!
Which Computer Keyboard Keys Wear Out the Fastest?
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The prevalence of smartphones and tablets is affecting which keys wear out quicker. Learn more in this HowStuffWorks article.
Party Trick Breakdown: Why Do Balloons Stick to Hair?
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Scientists have figured out why some objects stick more to each other. And it's a very cool trick.