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How Global Warming Works
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Global warming is becoming an increasingly important issue. Find out what causes global warming and learn how we can decrease the effects of global warming.
Ultimate Guide to Hardwood Flooring
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If you want a surefire way to improve the look and value of your home, hardwood floors are the way to go. They're beautiful and environmentally friendly. Find out all about this sustainable floor choice.
How Firefox Works
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Firefox is an alternative to Internet Explorer, Safari and other Web browsers. Learn more about how Firefox works.
How to Design a Garden
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Designing a garden is about making an outdoor space that accommodates all the needs of the family. Learn how to plan and design at HowStuffWorks.
How Comic Books Work
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Comic books represent a game-changing, generation-spanning art form that is more than just superheroes in tights. Learn about how comic books work.
How Wind Tunnels Work
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Wind tunnels are the unsung heroes of aerodynamics, leading to safer planes, cars and space vehicles. Learn how wind tunnels work.
10 Surprising Facts About Astronaut Training
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NASA astronauts have to undergo serious training before becoming approved for a trip to space. But some of that training is certainly not what you'd expect.
How Banner Ads Work
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Banner ads generate a big part of the revenue for many Web sites. Learn how banner ads work.
How Roller Coasters Work
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They don't have engines, brakes or accelerators. No, these amazing machines rely on physical, centripetal and gravitational forces to urge thrills, screams and that sinking stomach feeling we all love (and hate). Read more about the science of fun.
How the Crusades Worked
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The Crusades were religious wars. Find out what triggered the First Crusade and how the pope persuaded people to go on a crusade.