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Can You Identify These World War II Planes From an Image Without Any Hints?
Up and away and zooming through the skies, do you think you have what it takes to identify these beautiful aircraft from World War II? You do? Well, let's test your knowledge then, shall we?
What Three Navy Jobs Match Your Personality?
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You're ready to be a "global force for good," but what are you going to do while you're there? Sail through this quiz, and your personality will plot a course to the three Navy jobs that are right for you. Which ones will they be?
Super Bowl History Quiz
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Football fanatics, it's time to grind your way through this Super Bowl history quiz. Can you get an easy win by getting most of the questions right, or will you fall short right before the final whistle blows?
Answer These Pokemon Questions and We'll Guess What Generation 1 Pokemon You Chose!
Don't "Growl" at us just yet, because you have to choose a starter Pokemon as your new BFF! So let's see how you "Skull Bash" and "Headbutt" through your Pokemon adventures with this epic quiz!
Why can't we remember being babies?
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A friend may joke that he remembers going through a long, dark tunnel into a blinding white light - and being hit on the bottom by a doctor. But in general, most people don't remember being born or learning to walk. Why is that?
5 Least Painful Piercings (and 7 Extremely Painful Spots)
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Thinking about getting a piercing but not sure how much it's going to hurt? Pain is part of the process, but not all piercings are created equal. The least painful piercings often go through fleshier areas and avoid spots with dense nerve endings.
How X-rays Work
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X-ray machines seem to do the impossible: They see straight through clothing, flesh and even metal, thanks to some very cool scientific principles at work. Find out how X-ray machines see straight to your bones.
Why do you have to turn your phone on at airport security?
Going through airport security is the worst part of flying for most people. Now you may be asked to turn your cell phone on in the security line. Why do you have to do that? And does it really keep us safe?
The Fish Doorbell Isn't a Joke ... Seriously
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Imagine a doorbell — but for fish. In the Netherlands, this eco-friendly innovation is making waves. The fish doorbell, or "visdeurbel," is a clever system created in the city of Utrecht to help native freshwater fish migrate more freely through canals and locks during spawning season.
Half-Life Formula: Components and Applications
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In nuclear physics, the concept of half-life plays a crucial role in understanding the decay of radioactive substances. Scientists use the half-life formula in other disciplines to predict the rate of decay, as well as measure the age of ancient artifacts through carbon dating.