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10 Bizarre Olympic Events
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There have been some strange sports in Olympic history. Learn about 10 of the most bizarre Olympic events.
How Terrazzo Works
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Even if you're not in the habit of noticing the flooring under your feet, chances are good that you've trod on terrazzo before. Meet mosaic's sturdy cousin.
How Soylent Works
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Soylent is stuffed full of vitamins and minerals and can replace the meals you're tired of making. Learn all about Soylent.
How Long Do Orchid Blooms Last? Tips for Growing Orchids
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Orchids might be the sexiest flower in the greenhouse. Its very name comes from the Greek word for "testicle!" And its reproduction methods are pretty exotic too.
How do touch-screen monitors know where you're touching?
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There are three basic systems that are used to recognize a person's touch. Learn how touch-screen monitors work.
Why shouldn't I swim right after I eat?
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You've heard the saying for ages, but exactly why is it so dangerous to go swimming right after you eat?
What is in an antiperspirant that stops sweat?
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What is in an antiperspirant that stops sweat?
What does solid-state mean in relation to electronics?
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What is solid-state, and what does it mean? How does it relate to electronics?
How are coffee, tea and colas decaffeinated?
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I love decaffeinated coffee, but I've always wondered how they get the caffeine out of a coffee bean. How are coffee, tea and colas decaffeinated?
What Is Rust?
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Rust is the common name for iron oxide, which is created when iron bonds with oxygen. In fact, pure iron is only rarely found in nature because it interacts with oxygen so easily.