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How does the color of your car affect your insurance rate?
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How does the color of your car affect your insurance rate? Learn how the color of your car can impact how much you pay for auto insurance.
What Does Termite Damage Look Like?
Termites cause $5 billion worth of damage in the U.S. every year. For a bug that's about the size of an ant, that's a lot of destruction.
How can soft tissue exist in dinosaur fossils?
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Soft tissue in dinosaur fossils is very rare, and when it does turn up it often contains many surprises. Learn about soft tissue in dinosaur fossils.
How do we define "normal"?
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To define normal we would have to take many different things into account. Find out just how we can define "normal."
Does the Immortal Jellyfish Actually Live Forever?
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The immortal jellyfish, known as Turritopsis dohrnii, has the ability to reverse age and theoretically live an eternal life. Because of its ability to regrow its cells, it could theoretically escape death over and over again.
Swedish Death Cleaning Isn't as Morbid as It Sounds
Swedish death cleaning might sound a little intense, but it's actually a gentle and thoughtful approach to decluttering your life.
The Unification Church: Mass Marriages and a Moonie Messiah
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New religious movements generally garner equal parts attention and skepticism; this is especially true for new and alternative religions in America. The United States has a long list of cult leaders who experienced a meteoric rise to fame, followed quickly by an abrupt fall from grace.
Nikola Tesla's Cat and Other Feline Fascinations
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If it wasn't for Nikola Tesla's cat, we might not have electricity. Part-Time Genius cohosts discuss this and other little-known cats in history.
Scientists Solve the Weird Physics of How Bats Land Upside Down
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How do bats land upside down? A new study solves the physics. Learn more in this HowStuffWorks Now article.
The Powerball 'Tipping Point': What Size Jackpot Makes You Play?
This weekend's Powerball lottery is up to $800 million. Is that enough to get you to play?