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Scientists report finding evidence for an ancient planet-wide groundwater system on Mars, according to a new study. The clues appeared in images taken by Mars orbiters.
Feb 28
An Alaska Airlines flight was diverted from its destination on Wednesday night after its crew reported smelling a mysterious odor in the cabin. Passengers were reportedly having trouble breathing and four crew members were taken to a hospital for further medical evaluation. This is the second time this week that an…
Feb 28
Incredible Experiment Gives Infrared Vision to Mice—and Humans Could Be Next
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By injecting nanoparticles into the eyes of mice, scientists gave them the ability to see near-infrared light—a wavelength not normally visible to rodents (or people). It’s an extraordinary achievement, one made even more extraordinary with the realization that a similar technique could be used in humans.
Feb 28
I have an opinion on folding phones
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Do you want a folding phone? Seriously. Not in a “I agree with the concept of one,” more: “I am willing to buy one in 2019.” Samsung’s Galaxy Fold and Huawei’s Mate X have both officially broke cover, but there are so many questions left unanswer…
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Brie Larson Shared The Sweetest Moment With Girl At ‘Captain Marvel’ Premiere
Posted in: Today's ChiliA mini Captain Marvel met the real Captain Marvel during the film’s U.K. premiere.
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Her manager said “we were all blindsided with this devastating loss.”
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Rick and Morty is one of the most popular cartoons out there, and those guys get up to all sorts of weird stuff. One of the most memorable episodes is where Morty decides to save a homeless man, requiring him to go inside the man’s body – and it turns out that Rick has turned the guys innards into a miniature amusement park.
Now, a new version of the annoying childhood game Operation is out to celebrate that episode.
In Operation: Rick and Morty Anatomy Park you get to remove parts from the bum known as Reuben. His removable bits include the Cerebral Cortex Carousel, Esophageal Passage, Hepatitis C, Tuberculosis, Haunted Liver, Bubonic Plague, Pirates of the Pancreas, Colon Log, Gonorrhea, Bladder Falls, Sphincter Dam, Hepatitis A, and the Bone Train.
Two to four people can play at once and share their frustration with the buzzing, vibrating game. You can buy the special version of Operation on Amazon right now for $29.88, including free shipping for Prime members.
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